| Weight | 2.1 kg |
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| Dimensions | 23.1 × 3.5 × 29.7 cm |
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Illustrated Treasury of Princess Stories
Rs. 2,400.00
Illustrated Treasury of Princess Stories is a remarkable large format storybook that children aged 7+ will cherish and love forever. It is packed with captivating stories of beauty, magic, adventure and charm from renowned authors such as the Brothers Grimm, Andrew Lang, E Nesbit and Hans Christian Andersen. Each story is accompanied by beautiful artwork and page decoration, designed to accentuate a format that will capture the imaginations of children everywhere.
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