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Author: Kanika Sharma

Apr 022022

Review: Things I See In The Night Sky

  • By Kanika Sharma
  • Posted on April 2, 2022April 2, 2022

Through the use of various things that are visible only in the night, the book reinforces the night time concept.

Apr 152020

15 books my 13 months old Baby Aryn Enjoys! #kbcKeepCalmAndReadOn

  • By Kanika Sharma
  • Posted on April 15, 2020January 5, 2022

This post is for the #kbcKeepCalmAndReadOn Campaign.  I love reading and when Aryn was born I wanted him to be a avid reader as well so, I started reading to him when he was 2.5 months old. I…Continue Reading

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