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Born from a father's wish to gift his daughter something timeless, this collection of forty short stories, fables, and parables speaks to readers of all ages. Whether true, legendary, or simply wise, each tale has been lovingly curated and retold to resonate with the challenges and hopes of today's world.
These stories aren’t just for children or adults—they’re for anyone seeking calm in chaos, clarity in confusion, or courage in the face of the unknown. Whether you're chasing a dream, dodging a dilemma, battling the unbeatable or just need a story to feel a bit more like yourself, these stories are for you. Some will inspire you with grit and grace, others will make you pause and reflect. All these stories will leave you with lingering strength, hope, happiness, and a quiet sense of inspiration.
This book is a companion to return to—again and again.
Happy reading.
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Nikhil Panse
Dr. Nikhil Panse is a Professor of Plastic Surgery and a well-regarded educator, researcher, and innovator. He has received several accolades, including the prestigious Leadership Award from the Association of Plastic Surgeons of India. With numerous contributions to global plastic surgery literature through book chapters and journal articles, Nikhil has played a key role in advancing plastic surgical education and public awareness about plastic surgery.
"Cows Don’t Give Milk" reflects his desire to pass on timeless wisdom drawn from diverse cultures and experiences in a way that resonates with readers across generations. This book began as a personal project for his daughter, but like most dad ideas, it grew into something bigger. Something for everyone who enjoys a good story with a dash of wisdom and a sprinkle of wit. The stories in this book simplify the complicated and remind us that most problems can be softened with the right story—and perhaps a strong cup of coffee.
