"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
Self-help books guide you to make lemonade when life throws lemons at you. But do they really give you a step-by-step recipe of the same?
When a psychologist summarises the numerous interesting stories that she has witnessed in her therapy chamber, the result is one such book that promises you a refreshingly new perspective of looking at failure and loss.
Containing lyrical accounts of people who’ve made it against all odds, this book is an eclectic mix of new-age short poetry and couplets that make it a thoughtful individual’s best companion.
Read away, to discover new facets of life.
Hemangi Sarode-Prasad
A psychologist by profession, a writer by hobby and a mother by love, is how Hemangi Sarode-Prasad describes herself.
With a master’s degree in psychology and a full-time job as a School Counselor for the prestigious D.A.V. Public School, New Panvel, she has her hands full professionally. Writing gives her creativity a flight and this book is her mark of gratitude towards all the individuals she has counselled over the years.
Hemangi lives in Navi Mumbai with her parents and teenage son Hirnay. She fondly calls them ‘The forceful wind beneath my wings’, for having ‘bullied’ her into writing her first book, which otherwise would have simply been kept locked in her closet as ruminations in her daily diary.
