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Jul 232026
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Sisterhood in Eco-Fiction – A Revolution In The Valley [Review]

  • By Sowmya Prasad
  • Posted on July 23, 2026July 23, 2026

The year is 1978. Jenny from Palakkad becomes pen pals with Teesta in Bombay. The girls brainstorm ways to contribute to the conservation of key ecosystems.

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