Inaya is a story of a young girl, who has lost all herconfidence and happiness, because of her past. She leads avery simple life until she meets a guy who comes in her lifeas a stalker. Revealing Inaya's past and present, you'll be left with somemind-boggling thoughts that will make you feel like one ofthe characters in this story.
When people undertake a journey in their lives, the experience becomes richer and much more diverse. Life at large is a journey, as it is said, which is a plethora…
What’s Up With Me? is precisely that sort of a book, with practical suggestions for coping with the rollercoaster that growing up is. Tisca Chopra—actor, mother, film director-producer and author—has friendly, sensible and doable ideas on everything from your changing body to pimples and periods, health and hygiene to safety and self-worth, relationships and boys to emotions, and much, much more.
I’m Aishwarya of grade 12 I have written three teen books…. and when I was in grade 10 I use to write lot of articles… my mom was being a great support through all my times and my inspiration towards Nicholas sparks and my teen life experiences made me to complete my first book…. followed by that this is my fourth book which every teenager would love this.
A student studying in Lucknow, Aishwarya Singh is an ambitious child with many talents. She started writing stories, when she was eleven year old. Aishwarya usually writes horror and romantic stories. 'Mona Lisa' is her first book written and published. Her parents have always supported and encouraged her in the fields she is interested in. Even her little sister helped and encouraged her for the work.
Devika Das is an award-winning author and actor. She pursues her passion for writing and theatre in Hyderabad.
Shilpa is a star-gazer and a romantic who has never been able to fathom how the left side of the brain works. In fact, the functioning of the brain itself has been an intimidating subject for her to comprehend. She believes she was born with a feeling apparatus only – the heart; and not a thinking one – the mind! Intellectualizing feelings and emotions is knottier than rocket science to her!
The awareness of this would be helpful for all people. Dr. Amitava Ghosh, in his book, “The Realm of India’s Employment Law and The Indian Constitution,” focuses on this aspect, and in his work of non-fiction, he talks about this at length.
Mukul Kumar is a bureaucrat, novelist and poet. He belongs to the 1997 batch of Civil Services. An Indian Railway Traffic Service officer, he is presently working in New Delhi.
