Jesmary Kurian's Second Book Release

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Jesmary Kurian's Second Book Release
Jesmary Kurian (Pune)'s second storybook, "Earth 2.0," has been published by Bri Books.
Her first book was launched at the Kurakkaran Family Global Gathering held in Mumbai
A young girl trapped in futuristic earth.
Whether she wants to escape?Whether she able to escape from there?
To know it..pl buy and read
Really interesting...https://www.bribooks.com/.../earth-2-0-by-jess-mary-kuriyan



 

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