Simsim by Geet Chaturvedi | Book Review – BOOKISH ENGINEER
The story “Simsim” by Geet Chaturvedi is as eccentric as a circus in a library. Author: Geet Chaturvedi Publisher: Penguin Classics Genre: Fiction Pages: 213
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