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Dear Children's Post Team, This is not Anvita (in whose name the comment would appear, but her Mum). I just had to tell you that though I subscribed for Anvita, I've also been reading your posts every single day, and I love them. You always manage to get really interesting news that shows there's so much more (and so much more fun stuff) happening in the world than I ever get to see in mainstream media; and you put it together in a really professional style. In fact, every item in the CP is so engaging, that as I read on and as I look at the lovely contributions by young readers, I find myself feeling happy because they awaken the curiosity and sense of wonder that each one of us has had during childhood but that we have often buried under our busy adult lives. Thank you very much for reigniting the spark! May you always shine :-) Love, Ruchika
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Dear Children's Post Team,
This is not Anvita (in whose name the comment would appear, but her Mum). I just had to tell you that though I subscribed for Anvita, I've also been reading your posts every single day, and I love them. You always manage to get really interesting news that shows there's so much more (and so much more fun stuff) happening in the world than I ever get to see in mainstream media; and you put it together in a really professional style. In fact, every item in the CP is so engaging, that as I read on and as I look at the lovely contributions by young readers, I find myself feeling happy because they awaken the curiosity and sense of wonder that each one of us has had during childhood but that we have often buried under our busy adult lives. Thank you very much for reigniting the spark! May you always shine :-)
Love,
Ruchika
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