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    <subfield code="a">India is popular communities. With such diversity, there are innumerable folktales and legends taking rounds of listeners and readers. Some reflect the culture of the land, while others depict a leading philosophy.  However, the thing that is common in all the folktales is a moral message they drive at towards the end. The present book is a collection of few such folktales from Indian land that are sure to leave the young readers wanting to have an endless supply of them.</subfield>
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