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R. K. Narayan's The Vendor of Sweets (1967) like his other books is composed in simple, lucid English that can be read and understood without turning and returning the pages after a single read. The compositional language is no doubt, plain– to such an extent that even a young school child’s vocabulary will be able to comprehend the sense of the tale. The main characters are Jagan and his son Mali. It revolves around the issues arising from the generation gap between father and son.

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  • R. K. Narayan's The Vendor of Sweets (1967) like his other books is composed in simple, lucid English that can be read and understood without turning and returning the pages after a single read. The compositional language is no doubt, plain– to such an extent that even a young school child’s vocabulary will be able to comprehend the sense of the tale. The main characters are Jagan and his son Mali. It revolves around the issues arising from the generation gap between father and son.
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