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The author has been involved in the editing of several literary magazines for several decades of his life. For all those magazines he wrote many essays under the guise of various pseudonyms and reinterpreted many ancient stories.He was unaware of the possibility of them being compiled and published in the book one day.But friends who were unaware of the various pseudonyms used by the author have long been interested in compiling the works, and some of them have been collecting articles and distributing them to various authors.This collection is the result of their best wishes and the sincerity of Himanshu and Sudhanshu, the allies of Friends Publishers.

I named it as a teen-story; But that is only partial identification of the compilation. Adolescents are expected to benefit from the second part of the book.All of these narratives, taken from non-textbook history, shed light on the undiscovered and often dramatic aspects of some of the most famous characters and events. The content of the story is consistent with the facts.

‘Ardhasata Kishore Kahani’ is a collection of short stories for young adults written by renowned Odia author Manoj Das. The stories in this book are inspired by the author’s personal experiences, myths, legends, and folklore.

The stories in this collection deal with various themes such as identity, freedom, and individuality. Through his stories, the author takes the readers on a journey of self-discovery, exploring the intricacies of the human mind and emotions.

The characters in these stories are diverse and relatable, making it easy for the readers to connect with them. The author’s vivid imagination and descriptive writing style make the stories come alive, transporting the readers to a different world altogether.

Overall, ‘Ardhasata Kishore Kahani’ is a must-read for anyone who enjoys thought-provoking and introspective literature. The book is available in paperback format and has a total of 180 pages.