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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
This eloquent book is dedicated to the victims of life fatalities which is felt by our writers being in depths of darkness, where a shade imprecates over sunshine!
This book, "If Smile Could Speak!" is a compilation of young and talented co-authors from different fields of life to ink those tears that people hide behind a pretentious smile and to spotlight the dark sides of life. It will surely make you merge into the deep layers of turmoil that writers experienced and expressed by themselves, how they face such strum and drang phases of life and comes across to inspire and motivate people to accept the life and sing out its bitter realities, and to make people learn how to overcome from anxieties with a big happy smile at lips.
Parveena Akhter
Parveena Akhter, the author of this book was born in Ajar town of district Bandipore in the north of Kashmir. She acquired her earlier education from a local public school, graduated from govt. degree college Bandipora, she did masters in education from Kashmir university and in English literature from IGNOU. She loves teaching and currently she is working as a teacher.
She is a multi-talented person, who started writing from an early age and wrote her beautiful poem "Strange Playmate" in 7th standard. She is a kind of person who finds happiness in little things around her, and has an art of painting colours of sentiments not only into pictures but also into words, and decorates poems into a book, like pearls beautify a necklace, her hobbies are reading, writing, painting, gardening and likes capturing true beauties of nature. She has been awarded and appreciated for such skills right from her childhood. She writes to bring positive change in the mindset of a person and believes in her quote, as her own saying goes, "Life rewards those who put their best efforts to pull off hurdles in it."
