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About the book- The book contains some heart touching poems written by high schoolers. The motive of writing this book is to give people a chance to express their voice. This book takes you to a great voyage in the beautiful and mesmerizing world of poetry. There are total of 36 poems in this book with each having a deep meaning of their own. I assure you, you will find them relatable and some of them personal.
About The Author- Hi! My name is Srishti Wadhwa and I am currently a senior in high school. I started writing two years back and never really thought I would blend into writing so well. I started my journey by writing blogs on my website. Gradually I started writing short stories and self-help blogs. And even published my book my first book 'The Doppelganger' at the age of 15. But writing poetry was something I never expected from myself. Looking back in my past if there was one thing I could have said to my younger self would be, " Try out everything, you might be good at something, you never expected yourself to be"
I believe every person has the capability of being successful and it's only possible when we can encourage others. I think motivating others, is my life now. I even started my podcast, "What It's Like Being A Mediocre" with the motive of giving life-advice to people. And this in fact is visible in my poems too. I really hope you will enjoy the poems written in this book.
Co-Authors- Mehak Modi, Anshika Saggar, Garima Kumar, Lavanya Dua, Suhani Bajaj
Srishti Wadhwa, Mehak Modi, Garima Kumar, Lavanya Dua, Anshika Saggar, Suhani Bajaj
Hi! My name is Srishti Wadhwa and I am currently a senior in high school. I started writing two years back and never really thought I would blend into writing so well. I started my journey by writing blogs on my website. Topics like mental health, success and environment quickly became my favourites. Gradually I started writing short stories and self-help blogs. And even published my book my first book 'The Doppelganger' at the age of 15.
But writing poetry was something I never expected from myself. Looking back in my past if there was one thing I could have said to my younger self would be, " Try out everything, you might be good at something, you never expected yourself to be"
It was a challenge for me to collect people and encourage them to publish their first book. And I wanted to take this challenge because there was a time when I wanted my book to be published as well. I believe every person has the capability of being successful and it is only possible when we can encourage others. I think motivating others, is my life now, I even started my podcast, "What It's Like Being A Mediocre" with the motive of giving life advice to people. And this in fact is visible in my poems too. My four poems are based on the idea to motivate others. And poetry isn't just the way to express our emotions but I think it's a great way of giving out the desired message to the audience.
