The Kabuliwala : Meet all the characters

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 The Kabuliwala  | Let's Meet all the Characters 

Do you know what is its story ?



Kabuliwala was fond of Little Mini. .....but he couldn't realize that Mini and his own daughter have grown too big... The end of this story is so emotional. 


☆Use *READ TO ME* app to read this interesting lesson.


https://youtu.be/-KzKmWl-dJk

☆ B.Q.R. 

1. *What was the Kabuliwala's name?*

2. *Little Mini was a great ______.* 


Tell the answers of these two questions. 



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