A TREE CALLED TENALPA

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Once upon a time, there was a huge tree, where six different colors of birds used to live in peace until a storm hit the tree and turned their world upside down. As of that, the birds had to go and live in different parts of the tree than they used to live before and faced different problems in a daily basis. It is a story of migration and discrimination. Read the book and find out what the birds had faced and coped with their respective problems and survived.

Author's Note: I mainly write for only one purpose of raising enough fund for my charity, ISSLCARE, which in turn help finance the needy families in Nepal so they can send their children to school.All Rights Reserved

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