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A BOOK FULL OF IMPOSSIBLE STORIES

By Aaradhya Kumari

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295.00
SKU Code Book2302593C
ISBN 9788167452467
Pages 152
Language English
Genre Short Stories
Book Type Paperback
Book Size 6*9
Published Date 05 October, 2026

Synopsis

"What if ordinary things were not ordinary at all?
What if a mirror could tell the truth, a notebook could write by itself, a
backpack could complain, or a pair of school shoes could have a secret life?
A Book Full of Impossible Things — 21 Tales of Magic, Mystery & Mischief is a playful
collection of 21 original stories where everyday life meets the impossible.
Filled with magic, mystery, humour, imagination, mischief, and heart, these stories take
young readers on adventures involving curious children, extraordinary objects,
surprising secrets, and wonderfully strange situations.
Some stories will make you laugh.
Some will make you wonder.
Some may even make you look twice at the ordinary things around you.
But beneath the fun and impossible adventures are little lessons about honesty,
courage, kindness, responsibility, friendship, curiosity, and believing in yourself.
Written by child author Aaradhya Kumari, this collection celebrates the power of
imagination and the wonderful idea that sometimes the impossible is simply waiting for
someone to imagine it.
Open the book. Turn the page. And be prepared for things that should be impossible...
but aren't"

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