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About The Book There are moments we never capture in photographs only in memory. The kind of moments that leave behind traces of love, fragments of longing, and the ache of a goodbye never said out loud. The Last Portrait is a poetry anthology that brings together voices who have lived through heartbreak, nostalgia, and the delicate beauty of remembering. It is a tribute to unspoken emotions and the strength it takes to carry them. This book is for the ones who still hold onto the scent of a passing season, the ones who find meaning in silence, and those who know that even the most painful memories deserve to be painted in words.
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About The Book
There are moments we never capture in photographs only in memory. The kind of moments that leave behind traces of love, fragments of longing, and the ache of a goodbye never said out loud. The Last Portrait is a poetry anthology that brings together voices who have lived through heartbreak, nostalgia, and the delicate beauty of remembering. It is a tribute to unspoken emotions and the strength it takes to carry them. This book is for the ones who still hold onto the scent of a passing season, the ones who find meaning in silence, and those who know that even the most painful memories deserve to be painted in words. -
About the Author
Ravee K is a social worker, child counsellor, motivational speaker, writer-editor, and a Member of the ICCASH in the office of ADGP, CID (H), Panchkula (Haryana). She was the Editor of Punjab Advance magazine (Punjab Government). She has been managing a prominent NGO, the Community Foundation, along with Community Kitchen in Panchkula that provides free food and education to the children from underprivileged sections of the society. She has penned two books titled HEALING HARMONY HAPPINESS & ECHOES OF THE SOUL. A Member of the Chandigarh Literary Society, Ravee K lives in Panchkula (Haryana) with her husband and two daughters.About the book
"Letters to My Daughters" is a heartfelt collection of poems flowing from the pen of Ravee K , a mother and a multifaceted personality wearing hats as diverse as that of an author, social worker, motivational speaker, journalist but revelling most of all in her role of a proud, doting and affectionate mother. The book is a personal and emotional journey, offering advice, sharing experiences, trials, tribulations, joys, sorrows and expressing love to her daughters and a guide to them about facing the world courageously, confidently with head always held high. The book is a non-fiction, motivational, and inspirational work that explores themes of self-discovery, positivity, and the power of thought. -
To the daughters who mothered themselves, who sought love in echoes and warmth in absence. Go, carve your kingdom not to fit, not to please, but because you were never meant to be caged. Let them call you wild, let them call you defiant They have no name for the fire that won't burn out.
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The smallest things matter the most, for they bring compounded joy. Life is nothing but a basket full of incidents that later turn out to find their own route through stories, maybe sentences, or, who knows, maybe just a few words.Life Explored is a heartwarming picture of everyday life and the stories inspired by real incidents amidst the chaotic lives of ordinary people around them. In 15 different tales, Sonali delves deeper into memories of teenage life, life in college, and the experiences of people she's crossed paths with. These stories and the characters are raw, uncut, and a little vulnerable, with a heart full of warmth and kindness.While you turn the pages of the book, tales of humanity, love, empathy, and compassion await you!
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Sam Miller. A normal high scholar. A normal girl with small dreams. Nothing is extraordinary about her life. Until that day… when Sam got shot at a concert, her entire life turned upside down. Or should I say, her afterlife? Sam, now a ghost, is tethered to her idol, tracie Swan. A part of her new life is a blessing while the other part is a nightmare come true. Somebody is lurking in the shadows, ready to strike. Sam tries her best to distinguish enemies from friends but will she be able to uncover the truth before the killer strikes again or will her best friend end up being a ghost too?.
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The only good thing about pain is that it connects. And “Lives and Lived” is a story about the same connection. It is a story about Haree and Naina who are dealing with the same kind of struggles but are still hoping to survive. This book talks about child marriage, abuse, and courage. It's a story about all the innocent children who could not protect themselves. It's a journey of women who always lived in silence. It's a silent journey we all go through or see around us. Haree, a young girl was married off when she was 16. She always lived a simple life. She had accepted the anger that her father had for her mother for giving birth to only girls. The way women lived and were treated, everything was acceptable to her. She had no desire of any kind until she married Ram. Naina is different from Haree. She did not want to accept the restrictions, nor she wants to break them. All she wants is to live in her own imagination where she could play and sing and dance. But everything changes for both of them when they came face to face with pain. When life broke them, they call out every ounce of courage to save themselves and others around them.
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What if I die tomorrow? We have all pondered over this question at least once in our lifetime. Sometimes, we say it jokingly, but sometimes just the thought of it starts haunting our minds. This is what happened during Covid times. When we could see numerous people dying around us, this thought felt a lot more real. There were deaths and misery, but also love, togetherness, passion, and a will to overcome that phase. The pandemic gave us thousands of stories brewing in every home and even on the streets. This book is a collection of 10 fiction stories inspired by real events trying to capture every element of the pandemic, whether its hope, migration, love, loss of someone, career, passion, or meaning of family. These stories are for every common person who would be able to relate to and understand others' pain and hope. The mantra that kept us sane during those times was “Living one day at a time”. Sometimes, we get so caught up in planning our future or carrying the burden of our past that we forget to live today. These stories will make you realize the value of this one day and cherish it. Let’s live one day at a time!
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About the Book
Lost ~ with Love is a contemporary literary fiction novel about ambition, identity, love, and the search for belonging. Set across India, New York, and Los Angeles, it follows Bella as she pursues the life she has always dreamed of, only to discover that every dream demands a sacrifice. Blending literary prose with emotionally driven storytelling, the novel explores family, resilience, and the quiet cost of success. Written for young adult and new adult readers, Lost ~ with Love is a poignant story of self-discovery, healing, and the realization that not every dream leaves you unchanged.About the Author
Tripti Shandilya writes for the people who carry entire conversations in silence and call it healing. Drawn to the fragile spaces between love and longing, memory and migration, hope and heartbreak, she believes the most extraordinary stories are hidden inside ordinary lives. An Aerospace Engineering student with an enduring fascination for the cosmos, she finds herself equally captivated by the vastness of the universe and the landscapes of the human heart. Her work is marked by quiet intensity, emotional honesty, and characters who linger long after the final page. When she isn't writing, she is usually reading dog-eared books, chasing sunsets, or wondering how something as infinite as space can still feel smaller than a single human emotion. Lost ~with Love is her debut novel. -
About The Book
Love Amidst Nature is a collection of romantic poems. Love and nature have a cosmic connection. These poems are about a girl who falls in love and unites with nature. But could never unite with her soulmate. With time she realised truth of love is never compared with accomplishment of love. She was happy because love happened to her. Her voyage through nature and her love is unique and intriguing.













