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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
I highly recommend you "A Trio: Something That Never Works". It is a fictional work by Ishi Aggarwal where she has beautifully used her passion of writing and has stated the friendship between three close friends who get apart from each other because of misunderstandings and highly because of the third one.
Three primary characters are present: one who is considerate of others, one who is conceited and melancholy; and one who is courageous enough to confront life's challenges.
Additionally, you will discover the history of the key characters, and eventually, you will discover what the future holds for them.
The third shade of the trio is compelled to learn and study. She wishes she could do something more creative, but is constrained by family rules. Despite being the only kid, she detested being treated like a princess but wishes to have everyone around her.
Later, one of the three becomes an expert in heart disease, another continues to work in the field of fashion design despite all the challenges, and the final member of the trio demonstrates the enchantment of colours through her artistic forms as she works to become an artist.
Also, this book isn't only a story based on friendship or something like that. It contains some life lessons to learn and even the key characters have a small motivational message to read. Do read it, enjoy it, learn from it, suggest it to others and feel good!
Ishi Aggarwal
Whenever I try to write a story, a short story; I end up crying and feel like I don't have any writing skills. I really want to write more books and go ahead in writing in the future. And then... while thinking the same, One day, a sudden thought hit my mind. It was not about anything else but... Stories and poems! As I have to write more books in the future too, for how long am I going to write poems? Poetry is ofcourse the most beautiful form of art. But for how it's going to be stretched? That was when I started writing this story. Just because I was bored, A thought came to my mind. It was to write a short story and enhance my writing skills. No one... Not even me, knew that this story will end up being in a book. With a lot of twists ofcourse!
For me, writing a story was a hard yet an enjoyable task. My favourite part was definitely writing 'About The Author' and sharing my 'experience' while writing my second book.
I'm 12 years old and I'm the youngest author of Shamli. I would like to suggest you all to read the book, understand the main message tried to convey through the book, try to understand the twists and suggest this book to others. So that they can get some motivation and feel good
