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“About the Two Siblings”, a book written by Kiara, student of Class IV of the school, has been published on BriBooks — the world’s leading creative platform for young writers. Kiara’s book explores the heartfelt journey of two siblings, beautifully...

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Chandigarh, Updated At : 10:31 AM Nov 08, 2024 IST

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“About the Two Siblings”, a book written by Kiara, student of Class IV of the school, has been published on BriBooks — the world’s leading creative platform for young writers. Kiara’s book explores the heartfelt journey of two siblings, beautifully portraying themes of family, friendship and discovery, sure to resonate with young readers and families alike. BriBooks, recognised for empowering the voices of young authors, has provided Kiara with the opportunity to share her creative talents with a global audience. Her book stands as a testament to her passion and imagination.

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