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The
Conch Bearer How would your life be different if you lived in India, your father had disappeared, and you were forced to work for a cruel master to be able to make only enough money to be able to live in a hovel? Would you give up a day's food to feed a poor raggedy old man? If that man asked you to leave home to do a valiant, yet dangerous task, would you go? Would you be able to recognize evil even as it is disguised as good? Would you stand strong against the darkness of evil? Would you be willing to protect a mystical conch shell as you carried it to its rightful home of many miles away? In this incredible fantasy, 12-year-old Anand said he would try. Accompanied by a headstrong, yet clever street girl and an old wiseman named Abhaydatta, Anand embarks on the heroic journey. Will he overcome attacks by the evil evil Surabhanu and deadly obstacles in his path, only to face the final test? Get your flashlight! You'll want to read this one under your covers all night! Research Links for The Conch Bearer Kolkata (formerly, Calcutta) Embassy
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