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    Never Lie—Ever
    Never Lie—Ever
    Never Lie—Ever
    Ebook54 pages3 minutes

    Never Lie—Ever

    By Dasguptarts and Ritu Goyal

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    Adapted from an Indian folktale, Never LieEver is a story about family, faith, and honesty.
    A mama bird makes a delicious meal to share with the family. Papa Bird could not resist to wait and finishes it all up only to get himself in trouble.
    Mama Bird, with her honesty and confidence, gets Papa Bird to accept his mistake and saves him from the trouble.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTrafford Publishing
    Release dateFeb 15, 2012
    ISBN9781466914391
    Never Lie—Ever
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    Dasguptarts

    Ritu Goyal was born and raised in India. Her father, she says, told fabulous folktales in the local dialect, which made them unique. He would tell so many stories, which even the grandfather would not know. Her love for art and literature led her to begin writing children’s books in her spare time. This is her first book. A software consultant by profession, she presently lives with her husband and a son in Pennsylvania, USA.

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