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Aaradhya Gupta
Writer and StudentAaradhya Gupta is a young author from Uttar Pradesh, India. She has a passion for writing fictional and mysterious stories and has been honing her skills since a young age. In addition to writing, Aaradhya enjoys dancing and clicking pictures in her free time. Aaradhya is also determined to pursue a career in medicine. She believes that becoming a doctor will give her the opportunity to serve her community and make a positive impact on people's lives. Read More...
Himari Saiko's Adventures
Books by Aaradhya Gupta
Himari Saiko's Adventures focus on the two most challenging problems that Himari and her city, Osaka, are dealing with. Is she going to be able to make it? Continue reading the book...
Amma, where are you? (REPOST OF AARADHYA GUPTA'S STORY)
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Aaradhya Gupta in Young Adult Fiction | Reads: 1,801 | Likes: 2
"Here comes the airplane, brrr!!" Rachna's mother, suffering from Peter Pan syndrome, opens her mouth in a kiddish manner, eating up the spoon full of medicines having a bitter taste. "At the age when adults need to swallow tablets, she is struggling to drink syrups! Don't take this syndrome in a us Read More...
Published on Oct 7,2022 06:50 PM
Am I OK? Part - 1 (REPOST BY AARADHYA GUPTA'S STORY)
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Aaradhya Gupta in Young Adult Fiction | Reads: 1,648 | Likes: 2
"Amma, I'm going out!" said Raman as he hung the empty sack on his shoulder and waved to his mother for his regular work. He was a ragpicker. Raman's mother, Jayeshvari, was a sweeper and sold fish which his step-father brought home. Raman's father died when he was just 5 years old. He obsessively m Read More...
Published on Oct 7,2022 06:47 PM
The Man On The Terrace
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Aaradhya Gupta in Crime Thriller | Reads: 1,611 | Likes: 1
"The psycho killer is on his rounds! Kindly stay indoors and no matter what sounds come from the windows, doors or even the balconies, DO NOT OPEN!" instructed the news reporter on the television. "Sometimes, I feel really scared and horrified by the facts that there are humans behind the lives of h Read More...
Published on Oct 7,2022 06:43 PM
The Day of the Living dead
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Aaradhya Gupta in Horror | Reads: 2,256 | Likes: 19
"Run!" screamed Aisha, a 21-year-old stained in red running with Jasmine, another 21-year-old with blue eyes flooding with terror and pain. They were running down the old roads and new roads, parks, and gardens, and everywhere they could go to save their lives. "I can't do it anymore!" said Jasmine Read More...
Published on Oct 7,2022 11:23 AM
The Doorway to Heaven
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Aaradhya Gupta in Adventure | Reads: 4,587 | Likes: 64
"Hey Mike, hey Julia!" exclaimed Rihanna. She was a 13-year-old teenager living in Los Angeles. She and her friends hung out a lot. At times in the park or at their homes, but this was a regular habit and they would always follow it. "Guys! Look at what I found," said Rihanna excitedly as she handed Read More...
Published on Oct 4,2022 10:03 PM
Amma, where are you?
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Aaradhya Gupta in Young Adult Fiction | Reads: 2,504 | Likes: 1
"Here comes the airplane, brrr!!" Rachna's mother, suffering from Peter Pan syndrome, opens her mouth in a kiddish manner, eating up the spoon full of medicines having a bitter taste. "At the age when adults need to swallow tablets, she is struggling to drink syrups! Don't take this syndrome in a us Read More...
Published on Jul 9,2022 01:14 PM
Am I OK?
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Aaradhya Gupta in Young Adult Fiction | Reads: 2,865 | Likes: 1
"Amma, I'm going out!" said Raman as he hung the empty sack on his shoulder and waved to his mother for his regular work. He was a ragpicker. Raman's mother, Jayeshvari, was a sweeper and sold fish which his step-father brought home. Raman's father died when he was just 5 years old. He obsessively m Read More...
Published on Jul 1,2022 06:50 PM
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