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    The Whispers of the Falling Rain

    By Wasif Haq

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    The whispers of the falling rain revolves around a girl who is divided between following her dreams and being inhibited by her fears, confused between selflessness and selfishness, and whether to keep running to achieve more or stop to enjoy what life offers. It is a story of determination and believing in oneself that no matter how many challenges life may present us with, we can survive because essentially life is bigger than both our dreams and fears, both of which can hold us back and may make us stuck.

    It is a story of determination and believing in oneself that no matter how many challenges life may present us with, we can survive because essentially life is bigger than both our dreams and fears. As human race experience social devolution, can a single person really stand up to the challenges and dreams to bring a change succeed despite all injustices in the world?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateNov 5, 2016
    ISBN9781365435935
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