“Ooooooh!” Aasu screamed loudly and then she
got paralysed with fright.
Aasu had been standing quietly away from
everyone on the huge second floor terrace of their
palace, watching all her numerous cousins playing in
groups. Suddenly she felt two rough hands from behind
hold her in a hurtful grasp and lift her to throw her face
down, then holding her balancing precariously on top of
the wall.
She holds an M.A. in English Literature (1970) and an LLB (1971), and has over 50 years of experience teaching English to children and adults. Since 1992, she has written 800+ articles, stories, and poems, over 200 children’s books, and 15 novels for young adults. A life member of AWIC, she has won multiple national awards, including CBT’s All India Prizes and honors from Tinkle, Family Magazine, and Femina–Aahat. Her work has been published internationally, with one story translated into Japanese and several featured in Atlanta-based publications. Many of her books have appeared on HT Neilson’s Best Seller list, often ranking above renowned authors like Ruskin Bond.
Reviews
This book reaches deep into the heart, reminding us that vulnerability is not weakness, but strength in its purest form. The author’s voice is tender yet bold—guiding readers through life’s quiet heartbreaks and powerful recoveries with poetic grace. Every page is infused with empathy, wisdom, and quiet hope. Whether you're nursing a fresh wound or reflecting on old scars, this book offers comfort in the reminder that even in our most fragile moments, there is power in feeling—and healing.
This book is like a soft whisper to the broken parts of us, reminding us that healing doesn’t come from forgetting the pain, but from acknowledging it. The author captures the delicate balance between sorrow and strength with remarkable sensitivity and insight. Each chapter feels like a warm hand on your shoulder, encouraging you to feel deeply, forgive gently, and rise again with grace. It doesn’t rush the process of healing—it honors it. That’s what makes it so special.