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5 audiobooks in our catalogue, every one with its narrator named.
"Every full moon day, a pigeon would carry the Maharaja's letter from Shivgadh Fort and bring it to Mukhiyaji. Maharaja would write down a lot of ideas and instructions in these letters for the well-being of the villagers. Accordingly, Mukhiyaji would them carry out. Today was a full moon day. It was almost evening but the pigeon had not yet arrived."
Sanjeev Jaiswal (Author), Pooja Punjabi (Narrator)
"Reva wailed in anguish. An invisible hand had pinched her ear quite sharply. But there was no point in calling out to her Mom for help because it was her Mom who was pinching her ear... but a good 25-30 feet away from her. It was a cakewalk for her Mom to pinch her ear, slap her lightly with the help of the invisible hand. After all she was a magician…"
Yogesh Shejwalkar (Author), Pooja Punjabi (Narrator)
"There was little water in the well and a huge banyan tree near it. Travellers would generally stop and rest under the shade of the tree and then go ahead. But for the last few days, sounds of drums had been coming from the well. The sounds would become louder during the night. Everyone thought that ghosts sang and danced in this well. Since then, people had stopped going near it. And Sai fell into that well!"
"Sai's father, her mother and Sujit's father all assembled in the courtyard. Nobody could guess where Sujit had gone so early in the morning. Just then heard someone called, 'Baba!' It was definitely Sujit's voice. Sujit's father and the others too looked here and there. 'Sujya, where are you hiding? Come out quickly!' Sujit's father was still in a fix. 'Baba, should I really come out? Don't beat me, okay?' Sujit's voice once again came from somewhere. Now even Sai couldn't understand where he was."
Rushikesh Nikam (Author), Pooja Punjabi (Narrator)
"Long ago, in the magical Land of Doon, there was a large Magic School. Along with the Prince and the Princess of the land, many other children also went there to study magic. The Principal of Magic School was much respected. He loved all the children. Even if the children played pranks and were mischievous, he would explain things to them with great tolerance... even affection. Many times, the Principal would narrate stories to assist this explanation. And who doesn't love a good story... and thus the narrator? So it went without saying, all the children of the school loved their Principal! In the same school, however, there was a teacher who was very strict. All children were afraid of him."
Sherin Mathews (Author), Pooja Punjabi (Narrator)
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