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    <subfield code="a">Stories have been an all-time favourite of children since ages. They not only offer a healthy entertainment to children, but also impart moral lessons to them.       This book presents a collection of thirty-one folklore legends of the tribe of blacks of Australia, known  as the Narran tribe. Enriched with beautiful illustrations, it provides deep insights into the life and culture of the Australian natives, the diversity of their language and custom, their thoughts, fancies and beliefs, and their struggle for food and water. The book also contains a section on comprehension and language practice, based on the text of the legendary tales, to improve the cognitive and language skills of the children.</subfield>
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