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The Last Man She’d Love – Summerita Rhayne | Meet the Book

  Print Length: 128 pages Publication Date: September 24, 2017 Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC Language: English Genre: Romantic Comedy     When best laid plans fall apart…Lyna is all set to marry a movie mogul, when she finds his pregnant ex at her office, begging her to break the engagement and keep her ... Read more

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Ronaldo : The Reindeer Flying Academy by Maxine Sylvester – Review

Can Ronaldo triumph over mean bully, Dasher, and win the 'Golden Wings' medal? Spurred on by Rudi, his quirky, loyal best friend and with a belly full of his favourite carrot pancakes, Ronaldo takes on the challenge of his life! Read the review of Ronaldo : The Reindeer Flying Academy

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5 Reasons Why Indian Kids Do Not Move Out Of Their Parental Home

It is normal for videsi (why not?) kids to move out of their parental home and live separately. At least that is what the movies show us. What about our own India? Of late, I have been toying with the idea of getting a place of my own and moving out. Maybe I cannot afford ... Read more

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Don’t Do That, Listen To Me

This is an attempt in 55 words to portray what women in India and across the world go through on an almost daily basis. They have to listen and put up with so much of emotional and physical abuse that it is a shame on entire humanity.

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Just As He Was Closing The Gate

Just as he was closing the gate, Nayan heard a thud. This is a five sentence fiction based on the Saturday Prompt in the WriteTribe WhatsApp group. This post first appeared on Ishithaa.  

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If We Were Having Coffee

If we were having coffee, She would call you for lunch, He would ask you if you had fever. If we were having coffee, Ogling at the other girls , Ignoring my words trying to gaze into your soul. If we were having coffee, Again you would not spend a penny, Again a call would ... Read more

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The Shoe Thief

When all your life you have been craving for an elder sibling, God finally gets tired of your prayers and sows the seeds of sisterhood in the heart of a person living miles away, someone whose existence you are not even aware of – how do you process so much? She just walks in one ... Read more

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A Letter To My Dad #WriteBravely

  Dear Dad, I realize how lucky I am to have you. To think about that day still makes me shudder. What if you hadn’t returned? I’d still be an orphan, uneducated and abused, probably living a life of drugs, alcohol and robbery. Thank you for all that you are, dad. Love, The Son You ... Read more

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Why Choosing Healthy Snacks For Kids Is Important

Women are no longer working in just their kitchens. They have jobs, look after their families; they cook, clean and teach the children. The parental roles in most houses have evolved. The fathers are more cooperative (in most homes) and are more than willing to take up more responsibility at home. The chores are shared ... Read more

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The Unknown Average #WriteBravely

The alarm rings continuously. One of the figures on the bed lies still, the other one stirs. Looks at her cupped palms and recites:                          “Karagre vasate Lakshmi…. Kara madhye…..” She bends down and touches the ground reverently and steps out noiselessly. As if her ... Read more

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