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The entry of the beautiful six-year-old Pari into the lives of Dev and his family in New York unfolds a series of situations related to the life of Dev's loving brother Aryan, a musical prodigy who is no longer alive. A performance by two amazingly gifted young children on America's Musical Prodigy Show, helmed by the most celebrated musician in the world, Tim Moody, raises questions about whether Aryan is still alive. While the world awaits the crowning of the next Global Music Icon, the most loved musical duo Guru-Karan achieve fame and love worldwide. The crowning of the winner of the Global Music Icon Award reveals a heart-rending tale of selfless love and sacrifice through the lives of extraordinary characters you will fall in love with. Read about the lives of angels unfurling in One Last Song.
About the author
Living in Singapore, Arun Ange Veettil, creates and shares his stories, laden with wit and humour with teachers, parents, and students across the globe using FunTrainUrBrain, an entertaining learning methodology developed by him to help millions of people understand and achieve their potential and become valuable contributors to society and their country. Being an author, educator,management and training consultant, he has received wide acclaim from the media and international academics. One Last Song is a result of his passion for entertaining people, touching their hearts to evoke goodness, trust, love, and hope in one another, and inspiring them to live and accomplish their dreams so that their existence in this world is meaningful and noble.
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