This is a story of a ten year old boy named Neil who just wants to have fun and so he indulges himself without any will power or control, despite being warned and ends up harming himself, when he gets so much pain that he can't bear it. What happens to him? Does he suffer for his indulgence or he gets away with it?
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
“A Piercing Scream” is a haunting and introspective read that lingers long after the last page. For a debut, it's impressively bold—delving into themes of pain, identity, and survival with an honesty that’s both raw and unsettling.
“A Piercing Scream” is a suspenseful and emotionally charged story that captures attention with its mystery and depth. It explores fear, courage, and the power of speaking up, making it a gripping and meaningful read for older children and teens.