The experiences of life written from a woman's view point which encompasses... Having faith in God and depending on him for all of your needs as you work and rest in his name. Having faith to help you raise your children... Love your husband Live through life's pain

Sunil realised how much his family loved and cared for him during his school days. Varsha and Varun learnt a great lesson from their beloved pets. Grandmothers are treasures, and they can take you to wonderlands with their rich experiences. A gem-studded chariot to support a wild creeper, a talking cow, a compassionate tiger, a selfless prince ready to undergo pain voluntarily – read on to unravel unbelievable characters! “Surabhi was in all spirits that day. All her friends saw some change in her. She used to be so quiet and aloof all these days. But that day, she was bright and talkative.” Why? Find out! What was James’ unforgettable experience? Stories that each of you can relate to and relive your own, similar experiences!

An anthology of life's journey, from a love affair to reflections on God, love, loss and other life experiences as only poetry can express.

What is a word? I mean to that brain of ours, a sound distinctly different from tree branches in motion or those of leaves hanging down uncertain what to do next. We get simple instructions from tree noises except for getting out of the way should one of them collapse. Not much information was gathered after a life of staring up at trees in awe, not even a smile. The reason is obvious. We have to be told what a word is when struck on the ears for the first time, generally intended to identify some object that can bring danger or caring or usefulness. After that identification, its clear sailing. The word grows like the tree does, with additional information tacked on to get you to laugh or cry or shrug or wonder or turn away unconcerned. Unless the word is attached to other words, words lurking about that can be hooked up with ease. Something new will happen. The mind can become busy directing the body to cause something to come about. Something to come about comes in two sizes. The one size we know the best is an action to change what is around our body, directed by needs and wants. It is the second one coming about that has no outward change of body direction but does something special to the mind as to be carried around by that mind for a lifetime, if not longer. It is an amazing sense of ones feelings without motion to the body, rising out of words clustered together in certain ways that words can come together. This miracle of the human animal creates the feelings of a satisfaction never to be known to any other of the animals also fighting for survival. This sensation strikes deeply within oneself and is called by names we all recognize. There is poetry, prose, and plays to mention the few that bring me to a sense of emotion that otherwise would lie forever dormant in the rush through lifes practical requiring needs to keep oneself available for more gathering up of practical needs. My break with that cycle, as life permitted, is what is expressed, as best as I could, in this book as I wandered in and out of one act, plays, poems, and essays, all discoveries I had a chance to taste while the tasting was good.

Poetry Potpourri is a carefully crafted collection of poems designed to lift your spirits and soothe your soul. Its author has had an eclectic life as a singer, model, teacher, and writer. As a widow and parent of seven children, grandparent of twelve, Carolyn Mollica has chosen to permeate her world with joy and share it with others. “Seven is Heaven” is a work that applauds all mothers of large families while “The Optimist “ proclaims every baby a miracle. One great writer has said: “Poetry is an expedition in search of truth.” This petite book takes its reader on a delightful journey of laughter, hope and love!”