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The Pink Umbrella
Malti, a Kindergartener is drawn towards her classmate's pink umbrella and fancies it over her mother's handmade raincoat until she finds one for herself.
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Malti, a Kindergartener is drawn towards her classmate's pink umbrella and fancies it over her mother's handmade raincoat until she finds one for herself.
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Written By:Tanisha Nair
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