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Chandi Daay Cup

Enid Blyton
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Duration
2h 5m
Year
2026
Language
Punjabi
Publisher
Suhavi Audiobooks

About

Chandi Daay Cup is a collection of stories originally written by Enid Blyton and translated into Punjabi by Faisal Maqsood. Every language has a rich collection of children's books, and Enid Blyton is one of the most popular writers in the English language for children. She wrote many interesting and entertaining stories for young readers, and many of her stories were also adapted into dramas. This book, titled "Chandi Daay Cup," includes selected stories from Enid Blyton's work that Faisal Maqsood has translated into the mother tongue so that children who are not fluent in English can also enjoy them. While reading these stories, it feels as if they were originally written in Punjabi, making them easy, engaging, and enjoyable for young readers.

Related Subjects

  • Short Stories
  • Literary Criticism
  • Adult Nonfiction

Artists

Enid BlytonAuthor
Ayesha Aslam MalikReader