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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalStacey doesn’t want to merely fit in. She is seeking a special place under the sun.
Eighteen-year old Stacey is deeply shaken when her father passes away. Struggling to come to terms with this loss and her mother’s remarriage, she writes heart touching letters to her dear daddy, recounting everyday happenings and wishing he was by her side through all the good and the bad times. Stacey’s candid and emotional reflections bring to light the insecurities of adolescents, the expectations of society, the adventures with her friends, the close bond she shares with her little sister and elder stepbrother, and her awkward relationship with her stepdad.
Written in an epistolary format, Finding My Special Place is a poignant revelation of the mind of a teenager who stands her ground in an opinionated world.
Srishti Tyagi
Twenty-two-year-old Srishti Tyagi is a literature graduate from the prestigious Hindu College, University of Delhi.
Srishti is a voracious reader and a passionate writer with a vivid imagination. She often pens down the thoughts that tug at her heartstrings. Emma Bovary from Madame Bovary (by Gustave Flaubert) and Elizabeth Bennet from Pride and Prejudice (Jane Austen) are her favorite literary characters. She loves watching American sitcoms and enjoys the dramatic flair of theater.
Finding My Special Place is her first book. It explores the sensitive and impressionable minds of teenagers, their emotional, physical and mental contradictions, the underlying currents in their relationships, and the myriad expectations during their journey to adulthood.
