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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
“She existed, but was she really living?”
When a dream of a Hindu Goddess awakens Samara to her calling, she needs to convince her level-headed, methodical brother, Viyan, that their destiny is to save the world. Viyan has his life on track and all planned out. Samara is the opposite. She is confused as to what to do with her future, she has no inclining and feels stuck. This is the reason she can answer her calling more readily.
The siblings recruit The Guardians of Earth to accomplish their mission. The Guardians are creatures of human legend, but as Viyan and Samara discover, they do exist. They were purposefully assigned at the dawn of the Earth to protect her. Each Guardian reveals the truth about their existence and unlocks the path to the next. On their journey, the siblings not only discover hidden worlds but also find themselves.
Prinisha Devi
Prinisha is a South African mother of two. From the age of 6, she was drawn to writing poetry as a creative outlet. This grew into songwriting and would eventually lead to her penning a novel.
Although she kept a journal since her 12th birthday, a writer, the most natural thing to her, was not part of her career plans. After her son Viyan was born, she had an idea for a children’s book series. This idea still lives in the archives for now. It was after her daughter Samara’s birth that she decided to write a story. A timeless gift that she could leave for them both. That story, which started off as The Adventures of Viyan and Samara, weaved a world of its own.
Prinisha hopes that The Guardians of Earth can help those who may be as lost as Samara. That the book creates representation through all its characters and that children of colour can identify with heroes who look like them. But most of all, in dreams of a unified global culture, she hopes that the book can inspire and stir imaginations with the realisation of the endless possibilities that could exist in our glorious world.
