"It was a wonderful experience interacting with you and appreciate the way you have planned and executed the whole publication process within the agreed timelines.”
Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
Every story has a writer; some stories dig deep into your mind and some directly scoop into your heart. The book comprises short tales from different perspectives of life and shares different experiences and feelings, coming straight from the heart, and hence the name Budding Thoughts.
It is filled with an amalgamation of different rushes of emotions like happiness, pain, ecstasy, etc. and teaches us to embrace them all. In this modern life, amidst the hustle of earning a lifestyle, many of us have forgotten to earn a life first; this book will remind you to feel the little joys of life and the importance of small moments that we often fail to notice. Above all, this book will revise your faith in humanity.
Charu Aganpal
A pure soul and a true human being, Charu Aganpal is a psychologist by profession and a writer by passion. She was born and brought up in Delhi. As a child she was curious and observant and hence got into the habit of reading and exploring different perspectives of life in her school days. Since then she was fascinated to see the names of different authors under their quotes and was driven to inspire others through her work. She is a hard-core coffee lover and a versatile person. Being a person who follows her heart, she seeks happiness in helping others and is empathetic in nature, truly justifying her role as a psychologist.
As a professional, she runs her own clinic by the name of ‘Hope – The Psychology Clinic’ in Delhi NCR. Writing makes her soul feel alive, and she has different platforms where she shares her work; to mention a few, she has a blog on WordPress titled ‘Bluewhale’ and she also has Facebook and Instagram pages by the names – 'The Real ME’ and ‘the_real_ me_ quotes_’ respectively. You can find out more about her on her website www.charuaganpal.in.
She believes in the mantra: “That no hill is tough to climb, so see you at the top.”
