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    Chronicles of Aamya: The World of Imagination
    Chronicles of Aamya: The World of Imagination
    Chronicles of Aamya: The World of Imagination
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    Chronicles of Aamya: The World of Imagination

    By Aamya Gupta

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    Can aliens speak to us? Can we make friends on the moon? These questions will all be answered in the book. Now we speak of books but can books speak about us? Do our actions have consequences for our beloved books?
    Thoughts so vivid, yet your destiny has found you picking up this book. Speaking of destiny, can an apocalypse like a tsunami make you friends with animals?
    Speaking ill of others, especially for your loved ones, affects your karma. Calling your sister rat can make you a rat! So do not fight with your siblings.
    Make friends with everyone, believe in yourself to achieve greatness and enter the magical world of queen fairies and alien friends, where bears speak English and make gadgets which stop time.
    Welcome to the world of imagination, welcome to the world of goodness, welcome to the world of the chronicles of Aamya.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherNotion Press
    Release dateJul 15, 2015
    ISBN9789352061525
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