Tag Archives: Motherhood

HOW CAN I GET THE BOOKS?

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HOW CAN I GET THE BOOKS?

1. Log in into your Amazon.com account,  create one if you don’t already have one
2. In the Search, type the book name and author e.g. Lost in Wilderness by Prathibha
3. Select the book and click on it
4. On the right side of the page you will see a green button called “Buy now with 1-Click“; Click on it
5. If you don’t have a Kindle app it will prompt to register a free Kindle reading app => e.g. select “Kindle for PC“, click on download, after download click on run. Kindle app is on your PC now
6. Go back to amazon and click on the book you want to purchase and click “Buy now with 1-click“, enter credit card details and complete payment
7. Read on the Kindle App and ENJOY !

Book Launch – Today !

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Book Launch – Today !
Lost in Wilderness by Prathibha Nair
PIERCE-The Last Dragon on Earth

Date & Time: 30-Nov-2013, 6:00 – 9:00 pm (UTC+4)
Location: At your own place, on Facebook
How to join: Click on this link https://www.facebook.com/LostInWilderness
How to participate: 
• Just watch the page
• View videos posted on the page (remember to view videos in full screen and turn your volume to ‘high’)
• Comment on posts, images, videos on the page
• Take part in contests and win prizes
• Post questions to the authors during ‘Audience Questions’
• Enjoy and Encourage

See you all there !
Prathibha & Nanda

Reviewed by Sai Bhaswana Pingali – Each story was like “oh this is so me!”

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Lost in Wilderness by Prathibha Nair
Reviewed by Sai Bhaswana Pingali
I couldn’t stop after reading the first few stories,…. Each of them was like “oh this is so me!” – totally relatable stories.
I felt finally someone has taken up the initiative of penning these experiences of modern parenthood. I am not aware if this topic has been explored before by other authors or not. But I at least, haven’t read any or heard of any. Kudos for taking it up! 
Style of writing: I thought it was very simple, sweet, emotive and flowing.
Best stories : for me were the “family way” story and “new born mother”. More than anything I loved their more upbeat, positive and clearer endings.

Another thing I loved was the “honesty”  in the characters, in the stories, in the situations, in their feelings, in style of writing as well.

Book Reviewed by Chitra Unnikrishnan

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Lost in Wilderness by Prathibha Nair
Reviewed by Chitra Unnikrishnan

This book is an honest take on modern day couples’ journey through parenthood. The author has very cleverly put across both sides perspectives so sensitively, that the reader grapples with the paradox of the situations.

The vividly described stories paint a picture in the mind of the reader that it felt like watching a movie. For a visual person like me, this was a treat. A must read for young parents who truly are “Lost in Wilderness” as they are thrust into parenthood with little or no preparation.

SNEAK PREVIEW : Duped by Life (Snippet 1)

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Sneak Preview : Story – Duped by Life 

Arya was still asleep on her bed. Bhagya was now seething with fury. It was one of those few days of the month when her hormones dictated terms to her.

“Arya, have you not woken up yet? You are definitely going to be late for school today. And, you are going to make me late for office. Even if I have to take you to school in your pajamas, I will do it!” a furious Bhagya yelled.

The yelling had its usual effect. Arya woke up with a start and began to bawl. It was going to be one of those days for an already-harried Bhagya.

“My little angel, you are such a good girl,” cooed Bhagya, trying desperately to calm her wailing daughter, who only thought it fit to upgrade her wailing into a big tantrum, refusing to bath, wear her uniform, or tidy her hair.

“Will you stop this nonsense? You are not going to Sara’s birthday party if you behave like this.” Bhagya had to use all her coaxing, cajoling, threatening and blackmailing skills, to finally get Arya ready after half an hour. “There you go. See how beautiful my angel looks.”

While Arya ate her breakfast, Bhagya ran upstairs to get ready herself. By the time they all left home, it was an hour late for school and her meeting at office had already begun. Just as she was locking the front door of her house, she got a call from her boss Khaled El Ajmi.