Notebook is a story of a 4 year old girl Khushi who has to face a traditional exam to take admission in school and she fails.Her elder sister Ritika gets praised as his grandfather gifts her a notebook on getting admission in school. This bothers Khushi and she shows her dissatisfaction. Ritika tries to surprise Khushi with her handmade notebook but Khushi still remains unhappy and wants a new one. At last out of love Ritika gives Khushi her own new notebook and makes Khushi happy.
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Notebook is a story of a 4 year old girl Khushi who has to face a traditional exam to take admission in school and she fails.Her elder sister Ritika gets praised as his grandfather gifts her a notebook on getting admission in school. This bothers Khushi and she shows her dissatisfaction. Ritika tries to surprise Khushi with her handmade notebook but Khushi still remains unhappy and wants a new one. At last out of love Ritika gives Khushi her own new notebook and makes Khushi happy.
2018-03-18
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