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    Feelings
    Feelings
    Feelings
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    Feelings

    By Taranum

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    This book has been titled “Feelings,” because it covers a
    wide range of emotions. It is an over-arching word that
    has an existence of its own, apart from its constituents.
    The range of topics include love, life, death, philosophy,
    human psyche, childhood, adolescence, etc. through the
    use of myriad similes and metaphors. The author hopes
    that the readers are able to perceive reality through her
    eyes, her words and most importantly, her feelings.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPartridge Publishing India
    Release dateMar 18, 2021
    ISBN9781543707618
    Feelings
    Author

    Taranum

    Taranum Bhatia was raised in Patiala (India), from where she did both her schooling and graduation. After a Masters in Sociology, she was associated with a social work project involved in setting up North India's first mother milk bank. Thereafter, she taught in a college for a brief period. She is currently based in Udaipur. This is her first book.

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