The story narrates the callousness of a son for forsaking his own mother, due to his wife. A poor girl and her grandmother become the saviours of the mother, who falls sick. Another angel in the form of a doctor chips in to treat the old mother. Read on to find out how the story unfolds
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
“At Last” is a heartwarming story about patience, perseverance, and the joy of finally achieving a dream. It encourages young readers to stay hopeful and determined, reminding them that good things come with time and effort. A gentle and inspiring read!