#adda character study

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Adda is an older sister, and older sisters are supposed to take care of their younger sisters. Adda doesn't understand this concept but she does remember when Arabella was born and she looked over the crib to the very small tiny human sleeping there.

It took Foltest months to get Adda to stop leaving scraps of meat on the baby. But when she held the impossibly small child she screamed and cried when her father took her away. Adda did not understand how something was so small, but those big eyes looked up at her and she babbled and clung and she knew she'd do anything for her.

No one really understood Adda, but the toddler wobbled as she walked and babbled on and on. No one really seemed to understand the toddler either.

Adda remembered the first time though, that she realised her sister might be like her. Those big eyes were usually starry and bright but, in an impossibly itchy dress, during the middle of a loud ball, her sister started screaming. She rushed over instinctively grabbing her sister away from the noble boy she was playing with. Her sister screamed and kicked and bit and the realisation hit her.

It's loud. Adda thought. And despite the protests and screams she brought the girl out to the garden, not even noticing she was bleeding. She wanted to scream too. But instead she sat her by the lake, with nothing but the crickets and the frogs. The screaming died down and the thrashing stopped and she was left with a hiccuping crying little sister who started bawling more when she realised she was hurt.

She didn't know what to say, so she grabbed a frog and held it up to her. The child, between hiccuping sobs, looked at the frog and quietly reached out and held it. And there they stayed that night. It was better than the loud ball anyways.

Adda is not a typical older sister, meek and demure, she does not tend to her sister's wounds with grace and elegance. That has never been Adda, that will never be Adda. But older sisters are supposed to take care of their younger sisters and what Adda knows how to do is protect, fight.

When their father got home he found his daughter, so small and little, in a bed being tended to by people much more skilled than Adda at caring for those wounds. His other daughter lay there at her bedside, refusing to move. But the dead bodies in her bed chamber of the would-be assassins were not there because of guards or Vernon. No, because Adda had never been disturbed by the sight of blood before, and had taken on men greater than they. But there was one exception to the rule. It should never, ever, be her little sister's blood.

Because Adda is an older sister, and an older sister protects her little sister.

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Charakter opinion bingo: Foltest :]

[cackles wildly]

Thank you for the excuse 😆

Anybody who’s taken a gander at my AO3 has watched me fall headlong into really actually liking Foltest... mostly via that ‘study like a cockroach’ and ‘constantly rotating like a fork in a microwave’ thing. I started Major Design Flaw out because I wanted to write Roche’s corruption arc by this guy and... instead... well, not instead, because it’s definitely still a corruption arc, but Foltest is a startlingly reasonable and charismatic human being by Witcher terms. Is he a good person? HELL NO. But he dresses up as a guard to sneak out to talk to Geralt in private, lets Geralt go to possibly kill his daughter because he knows that she’s suffering and Geralt is the best chance he has to cure her and end this (The Last Wish), he’s possibly the only non-Geralt person in the series who does not want to marry/impregnate Ciri (and he throws a honestly hilarious tantrum over the other rulers suggesting that he might and telling him he’s definitely hot enough to get that) (The Blood of Elves), he’s excited to get to play dice poker with Geralt (Witcher 1), he doesn’t follow through on any of the threats he makes to Geralt even if Geralt kills his daughter (Witcher 1), he remembers a random arbaelist that he fought in one battle with four years ago and decides to promote him on the spot (Witcher 2), he’s always just slightly to the left of proper metaphors (Witcher 2), and I am firmly of the opinion that his relationship with his sister was a consensual one.

That’s barely even scratching the surface of my headcanons, too, because in the absence of any evidence of other incestuous relationships, there’s gotta be some reason that he and Adda wound up like that, and there’s that line about the King of Temeria being extremely fond of the dryads (Eternal Flame, Sword of Destiny) and how Sancia, his mother, is suspected as the other possible originator of the striga curse...

Plus, there’s something so very compelling about a guy who will do anything for someone he cares about except let them go.

I like the way that Netflix restructured Betrayer Moon/the striga curse but I do not like the way they restructured Foltest, they did my man dirty in more than just looks! And while I know there are some absolutely spectacular Foltest writers out there there’s a whoooole lotta people who don’t... really look at a bunch of his character and end up making me go aaaugh!

IN SHORT I LOVE HIM AND I WANT TO TWIST HIM AROUND LIKE A CORKSCREW INTO BEING A BETTER PERSON WHILE STILL ALSO KEEPING HIM ASTOUNDINGLY FUCKED UP, THANKS

[thevegetablewhichnoonedaresname]

Ranking The Japanese Accents In Nancy Drew: Shadow At The Water's Edge

because this is the content you all followed me for. I just need to rant.

disclaimer: I am a born and raised American who has never left the country, I've just been studying Japanese for two years so I know how it works on a base level and I've spent a reasonable amount of (read: too much) time listening to native Japanese speakers on YouTube, in anime, and my teacher in class. If anyone sees this and has corrections or criticisms, they are welcome.

Also, I'm not going to go after Her Interactive for intentional racism because it's not a super huge company and they tend to butcher accents indiscriminately (Scottish, Southern American... heck, there's an Aussie in this game who's like "this haunting bisniss wood nevah fly in Sydney!" and then storms out. anyway). And voice acting is hard. Accents are hard. I'd probably do a worse job myself (with one exception... we'll get to that). With that in mind, let's go.

1. Miwako (younger daughter, works at Ryokan Hiei)

Okay, we’re starting off strong. I can’t find any information on the actors for most of these characters, but her voice actress is the only one of the cast with a Japanese name and I wouldn’t be surprised if her accent is natural. All the characters speak English with the occasional Japanese word thrown in when necessary. Miwako does not have a very strong accent, so most of the things that make me think her accent is real are in the way she pronounces Japanese words and her general consistency of pronunciation in both (we’re gonna be talking about consistency a lot). She mostly pronounces Rs like you would in English, but when she says “ryokan”, for instance, she uses the Japanese R sound. Her pronunciation of that word also has the correct Japanese pitch accent.

2. Rentaro (Miwako’s boyfriend, handyman)

Don’t let the fact that he’s number two on the list fool you, there is a very big drop in quality between the first and second places here. This is a bad accent. Still, it could be worse. Japanese accents are as varied as the people who have them, and some of his lines sound like accents I’ve heard before? Still, he rolls his Rs sometimes and occasionally strays into weirdly Scottish-sounding territory. It also comes off a bit stereotypical at times and he can’t pronounce Japanese words. Points for him: he opts to skip Rs when they happen in the middle or end of a word, like a British accent (cah instead of car), he’s mostly consistent with whatever the heck it is he’s doing, and he may have actually listened to people speaking English with Japanese accents.

3. Takae (Yumi and Miwako’s grandmother, works at the ryokan)

Here’s where I start to get mad. I *think* this character is supposed to be less comfortable speaking English, but all this means is that She. Talks. Extremely. Slowly. And. Pauses. Between. Every. Word. Also. She. Addas. In. Retters. That. Are. Not. Supposed. To. Be. There. and does that stupid stereotypical “flied lice” thing where she mixes up Ls and Rs. I will rant more about this later. This is a very dialogue heavy game. It is positively excruciating to sit through her horrible, terrible accent at .5 speed. Later games have an option to skip through dialogue, but this one does not.

Now, stereotypical as the L and R thing and the adding in letters thing are, they are things people really do. A couple weeks ago my teacher told me directly that some Japanese people eat flied lice, but not him. (which is mostly true, but the day before, he’d said a verb was in the pleasant tense. this is reasonable and understandable. however, I will privately be referring to keigo as “the pleasant tense” from this day forward- a little language pun for you all. sorry, I’m getting sidetracked.) The reason why is super interesting, but I don’t want to get into it here. It’s pretty easy to find good YouTube videos on the topic. What is important is that it’s a lot more common to replace Rs with either Ls or Japanese Rs (which sound more like Ls) than it is to do it the other way around. Takae loves adding in that hard American R in places it doesn’t belong.

Also, yes, people with stronger Japanese accents will sometimes add vowel sounds. This is because in Japanese, almost every sound is either a vowel or a consonant-vowel pair. You can’t just do it willy-nilly, though, there are rules for which vowel sound goes where and when, and some sounds like “n” or “s” would almost certainly not be followed by a vowel sound. It also happens more at the end of the words than in the middle, and again, Takae tends to add the wrong vowels in the middle of words.

Bad out of 10. I don’t actually know how I feel about this character because her dialogue makes me suffer too much. If Rentaro sounds like he’s possibly basing this off of listening to someone with an actual accent, Takae sounds like someone who knew nothing tried to spell out an accent in a book and she’s just reading it.

4. Yumi (Miwako’s sister, a free spirit. works at a bento stand in a convention center I guess.)

Awful as Takae is, I think Yumi annoys me more. She also mixes up the Ls and Rs badly and wrongly. I think that’s pretty much my only nitpick (it’s been a second since I played the game). So why is it so much worse than when Takae does it??

Because. BECAUSE. Around 95% of the time, I wish I was exaggerating, she has a straight up plain old vanilla news reporter American English accent. So much so that I legitimately kept forgetting she was supposed to have a Japanese accent at all. And then, out of the blue, she’ll just toss in an “Oh yes! A bento is a RUNCHBOX” out of nowhere and it makes me want to cringe out of my skin.

The worst part is they didn’t even have to give her an accent anyway. First, her sister hardly has one, and everyone in her family already has a fluent level of English proficiency. Second, they have a perfect in-story way out of this. The girl’s mother spoke some English, and she had friends in the United States and would take her daughters to visit every once in a while. This is canon. It’s also canon that Yumi is the most outgoing and non-traditional member of the family, that’s a big part of the plot! Just say she’s kept up her mom’s connections, spent some time in the U.S., and lost the accent! If your actress cannot and will not do the stinking accent without sounding racist and bad, take your easy in-story route and just don’t give the darn character an accent! I promise we will not forget that a Japanese character with a Japanese name whose family runs a Japanese bath house in Japan is Japanese if she doesn’t sound like a bad caricature.

Agh.

Anyway, thank you for reading this, and again, any feedback is welcome.

[brigdh]

Reading Wednesday

Barbary Station by R.E. Stearns. Adda and Iridian are two engineers newly out of university and in love; Adda specializes in Artificial Intelligences while Iridian is an army vet who does mechanical engineering. Unfortunately in the capitalist dystopia of the future, they're both saddled with enormous student debt and see their only future as signing draconian job contracts that will force them to live on separate planets. So instead they decide to join the galaxy's foremost pirate crew! :D However, when they reach Barbary Station – the nickname of the abandoned space station the ungendered pirate Captain Sloane has taken over – they find out that matters are more complicated than they appear. Namely, the station is controlled by a murderous AI security program determined to kill all "invaders" (ie, the pirates), and there's no way for anyone to escape or for help from the outside to arrive. The pirates, in fact, have been stuck there for the last two years (long enough for a few kids to have been born) and have deliberately lured Adda there without warning in the hopes that she knows enough about AIs to provide a solution. If she can do so, she and Iridian might just escape with their lives and be given the chance to join the pirate crew. Complicating matters is the fact that most of the pirates fought on the opposite side of the recent war than Iridian did, and some of them might just hold enough of a grudge to secretly kill one or both of our main characters. So that's the plot. As for my opinion on it.... Argh, I have such mixed feelings about this book. On the one hand: lesbian space pirates of color! INCREDIBLE! And there are some genuinely fantastic bits of worldbuilding. One of my favorites was the notion that people living on a space station don't use terms like north and south or starboard and port, but rather lockside (ie, towards the airlock, towards the outside) and homeward (the opposite, deeper into the station). I loved that everyone in the pirate crew had to justify how much atmo (a slang term combining oxygen, pressure, heat, gravity, and all the other stuff it takes to keep a human alive in space) they used; anyone who cost more than they brought in was likely to get booted. "The cold and the black" is a common substitute for saying "space", which is deliciously eerie. On the other hand... there are a lot of problems. The worldbuilding is incredibly complicated and prone to being conveyed in confusing infodumps. As a random example: "The forty ticks shuttle to and from the hub has never been hit before.” Signs in the docking bay below the base put the pirates twenty-three ticks from the docking bay which served as station north at 100/0. That was the point where the increments that divided the station into one hundred virtual cross-level slices started over at one. The shuttle was closer to forty-six ticks, over a third docking bay, if the symmetric modular layout continued all the way around the station. Ring station points of reference were much easier to follow with a mobile map. A more helpful station AI would’ve been nice too. “The shuttle’s a blind spot,” said Si Po. WHAT. I cannot turn that into an image in my head despite reading it four times now. Indeed, after finishing the whole book, I still have no idea of the details of the often-referenced past war or any coherent sense of what the station or the pirate's hull base looks like; there are all sorts of plot twists hinging on the difference between a regular AI, a zombie AI, and an awakened AI, whatever the hell those are. This bewilderment is not helped by the fact that the book seems to have needed one more editing pass; occasional dropped words or repeated words make things even more confusing. (And I bought a physical copy, so it's not just an ebook's miscoding!) For example: Her armor’s O2 reservoir had enough empty space for the portable tank’s remaining contents. When she connected the O2 tank to her suit, her HUD reported that the suit reservoir had enough empty space for the portable tank’s remaining contents. To be fair, this example is by far the worst in the book. I didn't notice a whole sentence repeated anywhere else. Adda and Iridian are an established relationship at the beginning of the book, which should be fine – I'm actually a huge fan of established relationships and wish they were more common in fiction! Their romance is extremely healthy and conflict-free. That's nice and all, but it unfortunately doesn't make for intriguing reading. Nothing changes between them over the course of the whole book because there's nothing to improve on from what's already there. The closest thing to a plot in their relationship is that Iridian wants to propose to Adda, but can't find a good moment to do so. That is not exactly page-turning suspense. You can totally write healthy, established relationships that have exciting plots, but Adda and Iridian have no tension, no worry, no angst, no drama, no longing, no victory between them – nothing to make me care about them as characters or as a couple. In addition, the explanation behind Adda and Iridian's decision to become space pirates never convinced me. I mean, student loan debt sucks, but we've got plenty of it in the US today and roving bands of pirates have not yet appeared. As Iridian puts it at one point, They’d sacrificed all the money they had, their clean criminal records, their academic connections, hell, maybe even their Near Earth Union citizenship, for this. Not to mention risking their lives. I need to believe they would give all that up, and they're just not given enough of a reason. They also seem weirdly disconnected from the reality of being pirates; they both reiterate at multiple points that they don't believe in murder, and Adda even gets upset at seeing a minor character beaten up. I can enjoy the Disneyfied version of piracy myself, but it's a moral dissonance that's hard to sustain for an entire adult novel that's taking itself seriously. What does piracy even mean to Adda and Iridian if it apparently involves nothing immoral? So, in conclusion... I have no idea. There are amazing parts to Barbary Station, there are dumb parts, there are ill-thought out parts. Do I recommend it? Eh, who knows. Overall I'm glad I read it rather than skipping it, but it could have been a great deal better than it is. The Birds at My Table: Why We Feed Wild Birds and Why It Matters by Darryl Jones. A nonfiction book about the science and research behind those little feeders many of us hang up in our backyards or apartment fire escapes. From the cover and blurb, I'd expected a light, breezy read, but The Birds at My Table is instead a quite academic review of the various studies that have analyzed how and why humans feed birds, the effect of all this free seed on the birds themselves, and the history of bird-feeding as an organized hobby and (these days) enormous commercial industry. Sometimes academic to the book's detriment, to be honest; I was looking forward to funny anecdotes more than I was to analyses of the calcium/phosphorus ratios in seed mixes or the effect of adding Vitamin E to fat-heavy supplementary foods. Still, there's lot of interesting factoids to be found here. Did you know that bird-feeding is hugely controversial in Australia, with many wildlife organizations recommending against it? Or that many Australians who feed their backyard birds anyway do so with meat instead of seed? I was also fascinated to learn that one potential cause of the passenger pigeon's extinction may have been trichomoniasis, a disease commonly carried by the non-native pigeon of city streets, and which may have been passed across species by their coming into close contact at feeders. Overall a good book if you're interested in the topic of feeding birds, but only if you're prepared for a rigorous dive into the current scientific research. I read this as an ARC via NetGalley.

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Shanvi Srivastava Looks Glamorous In Purple Dress

Shanvi Srivastava Looks Glamorous In Purple Dress - Shanvi was born in December 8, 1992 Varanasi. She has one elder brother and one elder sister, Vidisha Srivastava, who is also an actress in South Indian films. Shanvi studied at the Thakur College of Science and Commerce in Mumbai and completed her B.Com degree in 2013. She is also doing MBA in Mumbai. She made her debut in 2012 in B. Jaya's Lovely while she was still studying. In her second Telugu film Adda she was seen as a fashion designing student and her performance was well received by critics. The Times of India wrote, "In the lengthy role that she has Shanvi gets all her expressions right". Indiaglitz.com and 123telugu.com called her a "big plus" and a "big asset for the film". She was then signed up by Ram Gopal Varma to play a brief role as Vishnu Manchu's romantic interest in his Telugu political drama Rowdy. In 2014, she made her Kannada debut with the horror comedy film Chandralekha. She played a character that gets possessed by a ghost and received positive reviews for her performance. Her upcoming Kannada film Masterpiece teaming up with Yash will be releasing for Christmas 2015. Indian Actress Shanvi Srivastava Looks Glamorous In Purple Dress Read the full article

[big--news]

Pune based Shweta Shah launches her Debut Novel “I Wear the Smile You Gave”

A book based on Friendship, Love and Duty

Filmmaker and Social Activist Yuvraj Shah present as the Chief Guest

Pune, October 2017: Shweta Shah, an IT professional from Pune recently launched her debut novel “I Wear the Smile You Gave” at Crossword, Phoenix Market City. The novel is based on the tragic love story of Friendship, Love and Duty and is inspired by real-life instances of the male lead character in the book. Filmmaker and Social Activist Yuvraj Shah was present as the Chief Guest during the event. Published through Blue Rose Publishers, the book is now available online on Amazon, Flipkart, Shop Clues, Book Adda (Sapna Online), Blue Rose Publishers along with most of the major offline stores across India.

Writing has always come naturally to Shweta and as per what she says, it’s in her genes. Her inspiration is her dad. She is currently working on her second upcoming novel. Having studied Computers as the main stream of education, she is a German language specialist and had been working in IT field since past 8 years. She has received many rewards and recognition for her contribution in her projects not only in India but also in Germany and Philippines. She is also a Reiki master teacher having hands on different modalities.

Speaking on the occasion, Yuvraj Shah, Social Activist and Filmmaker, said, “Shweta’s book is an inspirational read for the young generation. Not only does it show us the beauty of Love, Family and Friendship but also teaches us the importance of Honour and Duty towards one’s country. I congratulate Shweta for making this book a successful venture towards entertaining the youth while also educating them on moral values.”

Talking about her book, Shweta Shah says, “My book ‘I Wear The Smile You Gave’ is inspired by real-life instances of the male character of the book. It is the struggle of Love and Friendship between the three characters.

She further explains, “Ajeet’s infatuation with Aditi and love interests in Sumi defines the plot. While Ajeet to prove his worth to his dad, joins the army, he chose family, duty and honour over love. The story takes turn to a bitter tragedy which connects all the three main characters years later changing their loves forever.”

Sagar Azad, Founder, Champ Reader’s Association, says, “Our organization has always worked with new authors towards introducing them in the Literature Industry. We feel glad to have introduced Shweta and her book to readers who will definitely take an interest in her venture due to the interesting plot and her creative style of writing.”

Blurb about the book:

Ajeet is a commoner, a boy next door who is away from the Worldliness and moreover just a happy-go-lucky guy. Aditi and Ajeet are batch mates in a Junior College and share a good chemistry. Aditi is all head over heels for Ajeet and without any hesitation, irrespective of the time and place boldly conveys her feelings for him. Ajeet was infatuated towards Aditi however finds his true love in Sumi whom he meets in his coaching class.

Wanting to break away from the conventional norms and the shackles of a traditional familial business and to prove his worth to his dad, Ajeet joins Army. Years later a tragedy connects Ajeet, Sumi and Aditi once again however changing their lives forever.

The book now available online on Amazon, Flipkart, Shop Clues, Book Adda (Sapna Online) and Blue Rose Publishers is also available on most of the major offline stores across India.

About Shweta Shah:

Having studied Computers as the main stream of education, Shweta Shah is a German language specialist and had been working in IT field since past 8 years. She has received many rewards and recognition for her contribution in her projects not only in India but also in Germany and Philippines. She is also a Reiki master teacher having hands on different modalities.

Keeping the family as a priority, she is now an entrepreneur who is bold and decisive enough to run her business efficiently all by herself. Writing, traveling, reading and tennis are her subjects of interest. She has participated in 14, 10k marathons and aiming for a full marathon in coming months.

She has currently launched her debut novel — I Wear the Smile You Gave, which is a romantic fiction. Published through blue Rose Publishers, the title of her novel was released on 20th September 2017.She is currently working on her second upcoming novel.

For more information, please visit: www.authorshwetashah.com

About Champ Reader’s Association (CRA): Champ Reader’s Association is a group dedicated towards promoting new authors/writers in India. Founded by Sagar Azad on July 2016, the group has been constantly working with budding entrepreneurs in the Literature industry to launch their work through Publishing Companies in India. CRA organizes Book Launch events, Storytelling sessions, Creative Writing Workshops, Read it and Review It Programs(Online & Offline), Motivational Talk Shows in Schools and Colleges, Professional Communicational Workshops, Online Promotions, Partnerships, etc. as a part of their Author’s Book Promotions.

For more information, please visit:

www.facebook.com/ChampReadersAssociation/

For further queries contact: Gaurav Singh

Cynosure PR & Communications:

9970357280/ gaurav.cynosure@gmail.com

[sangli-varta]

Pune based Shweta Shah launches her Debut Novel “I Wear the Smile You Gave”

A book based on Friendship, Love and Duty

Filmmaker and Social Activist Yuvraj Shah present as the Chief Guest

Pune, October 2017: Shweta Shah, an IT professional from Pune recently launched her debut novel “I Wear the Smile You Gave” at Crossword, Phoenix Market City. The novel is based on the tragic love story of Friendship, Love and Duty and is inspired by real-life instances of the male lead character in the book. Filmmaker and Social Activist Yuvraj Shah was present as the Chief Guest during the event. Published through Blue Rose Publishers, the book is now available online on Amazon, Flipkart, Shop Clues, Book Adda (Sapna Online), Blue Rose Publishers along with most of the major offline stores across India.

Writing has always come naturally to Shweta and as per what she says, it’s in her genes. Her inspiration is her dad. She is currently working on her second upcoming novel. Having studied Computers as the main stream of education, she is a German language specialist and had been working in IT field since past 8 years. She has received many rewards and recognition for her contribution in her projects not only in India but also in Germany and Philippines. She is also a Reiki master teacher having hands on different modalities.

Speaking on the occasion, Yuvraj Shah, Social Activist and Filmmaker, said, “Shweta’s book is an inspirational read for the young generation. Not only does it show us the beauty of Love, Family and Friendship but also teaches us the importance of Honour and Duty towards one’s country. I congratulate Shweta for making this book a successful venture towards entertaining the youth while also educating them on moral values.”

Talking about her book, Shweta Shah says, “My book ‘I Wear The Smile You Gave’ is inspired by real-life instances of the male character of the book. It is the struggle of Love and Friendship between the three characters.

She further explains, “Ajeet’s infatuation with Aditi and love interests in Sumi defines the plot. While Ajeet to prove his worth to his dad, joins the army, he chose family, duty and honour over love. The story takes turn to a bitter tragedy which connects all the three main characters years later changing their loves forever.”

Sagar Azad, Founder, Champ Reader’s Association, says, “Our organization has always worked with new authors towards introducing them in the Literature Industry. We feel glad to have introduced Shweta and her book to readers who will definitely take an interest in her venture due to the interesting plot and her creative style of writing.”

Blurb about the book:

Ajeet is a commoner, a boy next door who is away from the Worldliness and moreover just a happy-go-lucky guy. Aditi and Ajeet are batch mates in a Junior College and share a good chemistry. Aditi is all head over heels for Ajeet and without any hesitation, irrespective of the time and place boldly conveys her feelings for him. Ajeet was infatuated towards Aditi however finds his true love in Sumi whom he meets in his coaching class.

Wanting to break away from the conventional norms and the shackles of a traditional familial business and to prove his worth to his dad, Ajeet joins Army. Years later a tragedy connects Ajeet, Sumi and Aditi once again however changing their lives forever.

The book now available online on Amazon, Flipkart, Shop Clues, Book Adda (Sapna Online) and Blue Rose Publishers is also available on most of the major offline stores across India.

About Shweta Shah:

Having studied Computers as the main stream of education, Shweta Shah is a German language specialist and had been working in IT field since past 8 years. She has received many rewards and recognition for her contribution in her projects not only in India but also in Germany and Philippines. She is also a Reiki master teacher having hands on different modalities.

Keeping the family as a priority, she is now an entrepreneur who is bold and decisive enough to run her business efficiently all by herself. Writing, traveling, reading and tennis are her subjects of interest. She has participated in 14, 10k marathons and aiming for a full marathon in coming months.

She has currently launched her debut novel — I Wear the Smile You Gave, which is a romantic fiction. Published through blue Rose Publishers, the title of her novel was released on 20th September 2017.She is currently working on her second upcoming novel.

For more information, please visit: www.authorshwetashah.com

About Champ Reader’s Association (CRA): Champ Reader’s Association is a group dedicated towards promoting new authors/writers in India. Founded by Sagar Azad on July 2016, the group has been constantly working with budding entrepreneurs in the Literature industry to launch their work through Publishing Companies in India. CRA organizes Book Launch events, Storytelling sessions, Creative Writing Workshops, Read it and Review It Programs(Online & Offline), Motivational Talk Shows in Schools and Colleges, Professional Communicational Workshops, Online Promotions, Partnerships, etc. as a part of their Author’s Book Promotions.

For more information, please visit:

www.facebook.com/ChampReadersAssociation/

For further queries contact: Gaurav Singh

Cynosure PR & Communications:

9970357280/ gaurav.cynosure@gmail.com

[flash--news]

Pune based Shweta Shah launches her Debut Novel “I Wear the Smile You Gave”

A book based on Friendship, Love and Duty

Filmmaker and Social Activist Yuvraj Shah present as the Chief Guest

Pune, October 2017: Shweta Shah, an IT professional from Pune recently launched her debut novel “I Wear the Smile You Gave” at Crossword, Phoenix Market City. The novel is based on the tragic love story of Friendship, Love and Duty and is inspired by real-life instances of the male lead character in the book. Filmmaker and Social Activist Yuvraj Shah was present as the Chief Guest during the event. Published through Blue Rose Publishers, the book is now available online on Amazon, Flipkart, Shop Clues, Book Adda (Sapna Online), Blue Rose Publishers along with most of the major offline stores across India.

Writing has always come naturally to Shweta and as per what she says, it’s in her genes. Her inspiration is her dad. She is currently working on her second upcoming novel. Having studied Computers as the main stream of education, she is a German language specialist and had been working in IT field since past 8 years. She has received many rewards and recognition for her contribution in her projects not only in India but also in Germany and Philippines. She is also a Reiki master teacher having hands on different modalities.

Speaking on the occasion, Yuvraj Shah, Social Activist and Filmmaker, said, “Shweta’s book is an inspirational read for the young generation. Not only does it show us the beauty of Love, Family and Friendship but also teaches us the importance of Honour and Duty towards one’s country. I congratulate Shweta for making this book a successful venture towards entertaining the youth while also educating them on moral values.”

Talking about her book, Shweta Shah says, “My book ‘I Wear The Smile You Gave’ is inspired by real-life instances of the male character of the book. It is the struggle of Love and Friendship between the three characters.

She further explains, “Ajeet’s infatuation with Aditi and love interests in Sumi defines the plot. While Ajeet to prove his worth to his dad, joins the army, he chose family, duty and honour over love. The story takes turn to a bitter tragedy which connects all the three main characters years later changing their loves forever.”

Sagar Azad, Founder, Champ Reader’s Association, says, “Our organization has always worked with new authors towards introducing them in the Literature Industry. We feel glad to have introduced Shweta and her book to readers who will definitely take an interest in her venture due to the interesting plot and her creative style of writing.”

Blurb about the book:

Ajeet is a commoner, a boy next door who is away from the Worldliness and moreover just a happy-go-lucky guy. Aditi and Ajeet are batch mates in a Junior College and share a good chemistry. Aditi is all head over heels for Ajeet and without any hesitation, irrespective of the time and place boldly conveys her feelings for him. Ajeet was infatuated towards Aditi however finds his true love in Sumi whom he meets in his coaching class.

Wanting to break away from the conventional norms and the shackles of a traditional familial business and to prove his worth to his dad, Ajeet joins Army. Years later a tragedy connects Ajeet, Sumi and Aditi once again however changing their lives forever.

The book now available online on Amazon, Flipkart, Shop Clues, Book Adda (Sapna Online) and Blue Rose Publishers is also available on most of the major offline stores across India.

About Shweta Shah:

Having studied Computers as the main stream of education, Shweta Shah is a German language specialist and had been working in IT field since past 8 years. She has received many rewards and recognition for her contribution in her projects not only in India but also in Germany and Philippines. She is also a Reiki master teacher having hands on different modalities.

Keeping the family as a priority, she is now an entrepreneur who is bold and decisive enough to run her business efficiently all by herself. Writing, traveling, reading and tennis are her subjects of interest. She has participated in 14, 10k marathons and aiming for a full marathon in coming months.

She has currently launched her debut novel — I Wear the Smile You Gave, which is a romantic fiction. Published through blue Rose Publishers, the title of her novel was released on 20th September 2017.She is currently working on her second upcoming novel.

For more information, please visit: www.authorshwetashah.com

About Champ Reader’s Association (CRA): Champ Reader’s Association is a group dedicated towards promoting new authors/writers in India. Founded by Sagar Azad on July 2016, the group has been constantly working with budding entrepreneurs in the Literature industry to launch their work through Publishing Companies in India. CRA organizes Book Launch events, Storytelling sessions, Creative Writing Workshops, Read it and Review It Programs(Online & Offline), Motivational Talk Shows in Schools and Colleges, Professional Communicational Workshops, Online Promotions, Partnerships, etc. as a part of their Author’s Book Promotions.

For more information, please visit:

www.facebook.com/ChampReadersAssociation/

For further queries contact: Gaurav Singh

Cynosure PR & Communications:

9970357280/ gaurav.cynosure@gmail.com

[amritsar-daily]

Pune based Shweta Shah launches her Debut Novel “I Wear the Smile You Gave”

A book based on Friendship, Love and Duty

Filmmaker and Social Activist Yuvraj Shah present as the Chief Guest

Pune, October 2017: Shweta Shah, an IT professional from Pune recently launched her debut novel “I Wear the Smile You Gave” at Crossword, Phoenix Market City. The novel is based on the tragic love story of Friendship, Love and Duty and is inspired by real-life instances of the male lead character in the book. Filmmaker and Social Activist Yuvraj Shah was present as the Chief Guest during the event. Published through Blue Rose Publishers, the book is now available online on Amazon, Flipkart, Shop Clues, Book Adda (Sapna Online), Blue Rose Publishers along with most of the major offline stores across India.

Writing has always come naturally to Shweta and as per what she says, it’s in her genes. Her inspiration is her dad. She is currently working on her second upcoming novel. Having studied Computers as the main stream of education, she is a German language specialist and had been working in IT field since past 8 years. She has received many rewards and recognition for her contribution in her projects not only in India but also in Germany and Philippines. She is also a Reiki master teacher having hands on different modalities.

Speaking on the occasion, Yuvraj Shah, Social Activist and Filmmaker, said, “Shweta’s book is an inspirational read for the young generation. Not only does it show us the beauty of Love, Family and Friendship but also teaches us the importance of Honour and Duty towards one’s country. I congratulate Shweta for making this book a successful venture towards entertaining the youth while also educating them on moral values.”

Talking about her book, Shweta Shah says, “My book ‘I Wear The Smile You Gave’ is inspired by real-life instances of the male character of the book. It is the struggle of Love and Friendship between the three characters.

She further explains, “Ajeet’s infatuation with Aditi and love interests in Sumi defines the plot. While Ajeet to prove his worth to his dad, joins the army, he chose family, duty and honour over love. The story takes turn to a bitter tragedy which connects all the three main characters years later changing their loves forever.”

Sagar Azad, Founder, Champ Reader’s Association, says, “Our organization has always worked with new authors towards introducing them in the Literature Industry. We feel glad to have introduced Shweta and her book to readers who will definitely take an interest in her venture due to the interesting plot and her creative style of writing.”

Blurb about the book:

Ajeet is a commoner, a boy next door who is away from the Worldliness and moreover just a happy-go-lucky guy. Aditi and Ajeet are batch mates in a Junior College and share a good chemistry. Aditi is all head over heels for Ajeet and without any hesitation, irrespective of the time and place boldly conveys her feelings for him. Ajeet was infatuated towards Aditi however finds his true love in Sumi whom he meets in his coaching class.

Wanting to break away from the conventional norms and the shackles of a traditional familial business and to prove his worth to his dad, Ajeet joins Army. Years later a tragedy connects Ajeet, Sumi and Aditi once again however changing their lives forever.

The book now available online on Amazon, Flipkart, Shop Clues, Book Adda (Sapna Online) and Blue Rose Publishers is also available on most of the major offline stores across India.

About Shweta Shah:

Having studied Computers as the main stream of education, Shweta Shah is a German language specialist and had been working in IT field since past 8 years. She has received many rewards and recognition for her contribution in her projects not only in India but also in Germany and Philippines. She is also a Reiki master teacher having hands on different modalities.

Keeping the family as a priority, she is now an entrepreneur who is bold and decisive enough to run her business efficiently all by herself. Writing, traveling, reading and tennis are her subjects of interest. She has participated in 14, 10k marathons and aiming for a full marathon in coming months.

She has currently launched her debut novel — I Wear the Smile You Gave, which is a romantic fiction. Published through blue Rose Publishers, the title of her novel was released on 20th September 2017.She is currently working on her second upcoming novel.

For more information, please visit: www.authorshwetashah.com

About Champ Reader’s Association (CRA): Champ Reader’s Association is a group dedicated towards promoting new authors/writers in India. Founded by Sagar Azad on July 2016, the group has been constantly working with budding entrepreneurs in the Literature industry to launch their work through Publishing Companies in India. CRA organizes Book Launch events, Storytelling sessions, Creative Writing Workshops, Read it and Review It Programs(Online & Offline), Motivational Talk Shows in Schools and Colleges, Professional Communicational Workshops, Online Promotions, Partnerships, etc. as a part of their Author’s Book Promotions.

For more information, please visit:

www.facebook.com/ChampReadersAssociation/

For further queries contact: Gaurav Singh

Cynosure PR & Communications:

9970357280/ gaurav.cynosure@gmail.com

[udaipur-patrika]

Pune based Shweta Shah launches her Debut Novel “I Wear the Smile You Gave”

A book based on Friendship, Love and Duty

Filmmaker and Social Activist Yuvraj Shah present as the Chief Guest

Pune, October 2017: Shweta Shah, an IT professional from Pune recently launched her debut novel “I Wear the Smile You Gave” at Crossword, Phoenix Market City. The novel is based on the tragic love story of Friendship, Love and Duty and is inspired by real-life instances of the male lead character in the book. Filmmaker and Social Activist Yuvraj Shah was present as the Chief Guest during the event. Published through Blue Rose Publishers, the book is now available online on Amazon, Flipkart, Shop Clues, Book Adda (Sapna Online), Blue Rose Publishers along with most of the major offline stores across India.

Writing has always come naturally to Shweta and as per what she says, it’s in her genes. Her inspiration is her dad. She is currently working on her second upcoming novel. Having studied Computers as the main stream of education, she is a German language specialist and had been working in IT field since past 8 years. She has received many rewards and recognition for her contribution in her projects not only in India but also in Germany and Philippines. She is also a Reiki master teacher having hands on different modalities.

Speaking on the occasion, Yuvraj Shah, Social Activist and Filmmaker, said, “Shweta’s book is an inspirational read for the young generation. Not only does it show us the beauty of Love, Family and Friendship but also teaches us the importance of Honour and Duty towards one’s country. I congratulate Shweta for making this book a successful venture towards entertaining the youth while also educating them on moral values.”

Talking about her book, Shweta Shah says, “My book ‘I Wear The Smile You Gave’ is inspired by real-life instances of the male character of the book. It is the struggle of Love and Friendship between the three characters.

She further explains, “Ajeet’s infatuation with Aditi and love interests in Sumi defines the plot. While Ajeet to prove his worth to his dad, joins the army, he chose family, duty and honour over love. The story takes turn to a bitter tragedy which connects all the three main characters years later changing their loves forever.”

Sagar Azad, Founder, Champ Reader’s Association, says, “Our organization has always worked with new authors towards introducing them in the Literature Industry. We feel glad to have introduced Shweta and her book to readers who will definitely take an interest in her venture due to the interesting plot and her creative style of writing.”

Blurb about the book:

Ajeet is a commoner, a boy next door who is away from the Worldliness and moreover just a happy-go-lucky guy. Aditi and Ajeet are batch mates in a Junior College and share a good chemistry. Aditi is all head over heels for Ajeet and without any hesitation, irrespective of the time and place boldly conveys her feelings for him. Ajeet was infatuated towards Aditi however finds his true love in Sumi whom he meets in his coaching class.

Wanting to break away from the conventional norms and the shackles of a traditional familial business and to prove his worth to his dad, Ajeet joins Army. Years later a tragedy connects Ajeet, Sumi and Aditi once again however changing their lives forever.

The book now available online on Amazon, Flipkart, Shop Clues, Book Adda (Sapna Online) and Blue Rose Publishers is also available on most of the major offline stores across India.

About Shweta Shah:

Having studied Computers as the main stream of education, Shweta Shah is a German language specialist and had been working in IT field since past 8 years. She has received many rewards and recognition for her contribution in her projects not only in India but also in Germany and Philippines. She is also a Reiki master teacher having hands on different modalities.

Keeping the family as a priority, she is now an entrepreneur who is bold and decisive enough to run her business efficiently all by herself. Writing, traveling, reading and tennis are her subjects of interest. She has participated in 14, 10k marathons and aiming for a full marathon in coming months.

She has currently launched her debut novel — I Wear the Smile You Gave, which is a romantic fiction. Published through blue Rose Publishers, the title of her novel was released on 20th September 2017.She is currently working on her second upcoming novel.

For more information, please visit: www.authorshwetashah.com

About Champ Reader’s Association (CRA): Champ Reader’s Association is a group dedicated towards promoting new authors/writers in India. Founded by Sagar Azad on July 2016, the group has been constantly working with budding entrepreneurs in the Literature industry to launch their work through Publishing Companies in India. CRA organizes Book Launch events, Storytelling sessions, Creative Writing Workshops, Read it and Review It Programs(Online & Offline), Motivational Talk Shows in Schools and Colleges, Professional Communicational Workshops, Online Promotions, Partnerships, etc. as a part of their Author’s Book Promotions.

For more information, please visit:

www.facebook.com/ChampReadersAssociation/

For further queries contact: Gaurav Singh

Cynosure PR & Communications:

9970357280/ gaurav.cynosure@gmail.com

[windflowerofskellige]

Fic authors self rec! When you get this, reply with your favorite five fics that you've written, then pass on to at least five other writers. Let’s spread the self-love 💕💗

My Adda character study drabble.

A Coronation, A Beheading

Are Things Still Burning

Bloodlust Is The Ticket

A Shattered Reflection

Bloodlust Is The Ticket is probably my favourite underrated fic for sure. It's got baby Lyonors! But all of them are really good! Check them all out <3

[varansai-varta]

Pune based Shweta Shah launches her Debut Novel “I Wear the Smile You Gave”

A book based on Friendship, Love and Duty

Filmmaker and Social Activist Yuvraj Shah present as the Chief Guest

Pune, October 2017: Shweta Shah, an IT professional from Pune recently launched her debut novel “I Wear the Smile You Gave” at Crossword, Phoenix Market City. The novel is based on the tragic love story of Friendship, Love and Duty and is inspired by real-life instances of the male lead character in the book. Filmmaker and Social Activist Yuvraj Shah was present as the Chief Guest during the event. Published through Blue Rose Publishers, the book is now available online on Amazon, Flipkart, Shop Clues, Book Adda (Sapna Online), Blue Rose Publishers along with most of the major offline stores across India.

Writing has always come naturally to Shweta and as per what she says, it’s in her genes. Her inspiration is her dad. She is currently working on her second upcoming novel. Having studied Computers as the main stream of education, she is a German language specialist and had been working in IT field since past 8 years. She has received many rewards and recognition for her contribution in her projects not only in India but also in Germany and Philippines. She is also a Reiki master teacher having hands on different modalities.

Speaking on the occasion, Yuvraj Shah, Social Activist and Filmmaker, said, “Shweta’s book is an inspirational read for the young generation. Not only does it show us the beauty of Love, Family and Friendship but also teaches us the importance of Honour and Duty towards one’s country. I congratulate Shweta for making this book a successful venture towards entertaining the youth while also educating them on moral values.”

Talking about her book, Shweta Shah says, “My book ‘I Wear The Smile You Gave’ is inspired by real-life instances of the male character of the book. It is the struggle of Love and Friendship between the three characters.

She further explains, “Ajeet’s infatuation with Aditi and love interests in Sumi defines the plot. While Ajeet to prove his worth to his dad, joins the army, he chose family, duty and honour over love. The story takes turn to a bitter tragedy which connects all the three main characters years later changing their loves forever.”

Sagar Azad, Founder, Champ Reader’s Association, says, “Our organization has always worked with new authors towards introducing them in the Literature Industry. We feel glad to have introduced Shweta and her book to readers who will definitely take an interest in her venture due to the interesting plot and her creative style of writing.”

Blurb about the book:

Ajeet is a commoner, a boy next door who is away from the Worldliness and moreover just a happy-go-lucky guy. Aditi and Ajeet are batch mates in a Junior College and share a good chemistry. Aditi is all head over heels for Ajeet and without any hesitation, irrespective of the time and place boldly conveys her feelings for him. Ajeet was infatuated towards Aditi however finds his true love in Sumi whom he meets in his coaching class.

Wanting to break away from the conventional norms and the shackles of a traditional familial business and to prove his worth to his dad, Ajeet joins Army. Years later a tragedy connects Ajeet, Sumi and Aditi once again however changing their lives forever.

The book now available online on Amazon, Flipkart, Shop Clues, Book Adda (Sapna Online) and Blue Rose Publishers is also available on most of the major offline stores across India.

About Shweta Shah:

Having studied Computers as the main stream of education, Shweta Shah is a German language specialist and had been working in IT field since past 8 years. She has received many rewards and recognition for her contribution in her projects not only in India but also in Germany and Philippines. She is also a Reiki master teacher having hands on different modalities.

Keeping the family as a priority, she is now an entrepreneur who is bold and decisive enough to run her business efficiently all by herself. Writing, traveling, reading and tennis are her subjects of interest. She has participated in 14, 10k marathons and aiming for a full marathon in coming months.

She has currently launched her debut novel — I Wear the Smile You Gave, which is a romantic fiction. Published through blue Rose Publishers, the title of her novel was released on 20th September 2017.She is currently working on her second upcoming novel.

For more information, please visit: www.authorshwetashah.com

About Champ Reader’s Association (CRA): Champ Reader’s Association is a group dedicated towards promoting new authors/writers in India. Founded by Sagar Azad on July 2016, the group has been constantly working with budding entrepreneurs in the Literature industry to launch their work through Publishing Companies in India. CRA organizes Book Launch events, Storytelling sessions, Creative Writing Workshops, Read it and Review It Programs(Online & Offline), Motivational Talk Shows in Schools and Colleges, Professional Communicational Workshops, Online Promotions, Partnerships, etc. as a part of their Author’s Book Promotions.

For more information, please visit:

www.facebook.com/ChampReadersAssociation/

For further queries contact: Gaurav Singh

Cynosure PR & Communications:

9970357280/ gaurav.cynosure@gmail.com

[srinagar-varta]

Pune based Shweta Shah launches her Debut Novel “I Wear the Smile You Gave”

A book based on Friendship, Love and Duty

Filmmaker and Social Activist Yuvraj Shah present as the Chief Guest

Pune, October 2017: Shweta Shah, an IT professional from Pune recently launched her debut novel “I Wear the Smile You Gave” at Crossword, Phoenix Market City. The novel is based on the tragic love story of Friendship, Love and Duty and is inspired by real-life instances of the male lead character in the book. Filmmaker and Social Activist Yuvraj Shah was present as the Chief Guest during the event. Published through Blue Rose Publishers, the book is now available online on Amazon, Flipkart, Shop Clues, Book Adda (Sapna Online), Blue Rose Publishers along with most of the major offline stores across India.

Writing has always come naturally to Shweta and as per what she says, it’s in her genes. Her inspiration is her dad. She is currently working on her second upcoming novel. Having studied Computers as the main stream of education, she is a German language specialist and had been working in IT field since past 8 years. She has received many rewards and recognition for her contribution in her projects not only in India but also in Germany and Philippines. She is also a Reiki master teacher having hands on different modalities.

Speaking on the occasion, Yuvraj Shah, Social Activist and Filmmaker, said, “Shweta’s book is an inspirational read for the young generation. Not only does it show us the beauty of Love, Family and Friendship but also teaches us the importance of Honour and Duty towards one’s country. I congratulate Shweta for making this book a successful venture towards entertaining the youth while also educating them on moral values.”

Talking about her book, Shweta Shah says, “My book ‘I Wear The Smile You Gave’ is inspired by real-life instances of the male character of the book. It is the struggle of Love and Friendship between the three characters.

She further explains, “Ajeet’s infatuation with Aditi and love interests in Sumi defines the plot. While Ajeet to prove his worth to his dad, joins the army, he chose family, duty and honour over love. The story takes turn to a bitter tragedy which connects all the three main characters years later changing their loves forever.”

Sagar Azad, Founder, Champ Reader’s Association, says, “Our organization has always worked with new authors towards introducing them in the Literature Industry. We feel glad to have introduced Shweta and her book to readers who will definitely take an interest in her venture due to the interesting plot and her creative style of writing.”

Blurb about the book:

Ajeet is a commoner, a boy next door who is away from the Worldliness and moreover just a happy-go-lucky guy. Aditi and Ajeet are batch mates in a Junior College and share a good chemistry. Aditi is all head over heels for Ajeet and without any hesitation, irrespective of the time and place boldly conveys her feelings for him. Ajeet was infatuated towards Aditi however finds his true love in Sumi whom he meets in his coaching class.

Wanting to break away from the conventional norms and the shackles of a traditional familial business and to prove his worth to his dad, Ajeet joins Army. Years later a tragedy connects Ajeet, Sumi and Aditi once again however changing their lives forever.

The book now available online on Amazon, Flipkart, Shop Clues, Book Adda (Sapna Online) and Blue Rose Publishers is also available on most of the major offline stores across India.

About Shweta Shah:

Having studied Computers as the main stream of education, Shweta Shah is a German language specialist and had been working in IT field since past 8 years. She has received many rewards and recognition for her contribution in her projects not only in India but also in Germany and Philippines. She is also a Reiki master teacher having hands on different modalities.

Keeping the family as a priority, she is now an entrepreneur who is bold and decisive enough to run her business efficiently all by herself. Writing, traveling, reading and tennis are her subjects of interest. She has participated in 14, 10k marathons and aiming for a full marathon in coming months.

She has currently launched her debut novel — I Wear the Smile You Gave, which is a romantic fiction. Published through blue Rose Publishers, the title of her novel was released on 20th September 2017.She is currently working on her second upcoming novel.

For more information, please visit: www.authorshwetashah.com

About Champ Reader’s Association (CRA): Champ Reader’s Association is a group dedicated towards promoting new authors/writers in India. Founded by Sagar Azad on July 2016, the group has been constantly working with budding entrepreneurs in the Literature industry to launch their work through Publishing Companies in India. CRA organizes Book Launch events, Storytelling sessions, Creative Writing Workshops, Read it and Review It Programs(Online & Offline), Motivational Talk Shows in Schools and Colleges, Professional Communicational Workshops, Online Promotions, Partnerships, etc. as a part of their Author’s Book Promotions.

For more information, please visit:

www.facebook.com/ChampReadersAssociation/

For further queries contact: Gaurav Singh

Cynosure PR & Communications:

9970357280/ gaurav.cynosure@gmail.com

[khabar-chandigarh]

Pune based Shweta Shah launches her Debut Novel “I Wear the Smile You Gave”

A book based on Friendship, Love and Duty

Filmmaker and Social Activist Yuvraj Shah present as the Chief Guest

Pune, October 2017: Shweta Shah, an IT professional from Pune recently launched her debut novel “I Wear the Smile You Gave” at Crossword, Phoenix Market City. The novel is based on the tragic love story of Friendship, Love and Duty and is inspired by real-life instances of the male lead character in the book. Filmmaker and Social Activist Yuvraj Shah was present as the Chief Guest during the event. Published through Blue Rose Publishers, the book is now available online on Amazon, Flipkart, Shop Clues, Book Adda (Sapna Online), Blue Rose Publishers along with most of the major offline stores across India.

Writing has always come naturally to Shweta and as per what she says, it’s in her genes. Her inspiration is her dad. She is currently working on her second upcoming novel. Having studied Computers as the main stream of education, she is a German language specialist and had been working in IT field since past 8 years. She has received many rewards and recognition for her contribution in her projects not only in India but also in Germany and Philippines. She is also a Reiki master teacher having hands on different modalities.

Speaking on the occasion, Yuvraj Shah, Social Activist and Filmmaker, said, “Shweta’s book is an inspirational read for the young generation. Not only does it show us the beauty of Love, Family and Friendship but also teaches us the importance of Honour and Duty towards one’s country. I congratulate Shweta for making this book a successful venture towards entertaining the youth while also educating them on moral values.”

Talking about her book, Shweta Shah says, “My book ‘I Wear The Smile You Gave’ is inspired by real-life instances of the male character of the book. It is the struggle of Love and Friendship between the three characters.

She further explains, “Ajeet’s infatuation with Aditi and love interests in Sumi defines the plot. While Ajeet to prove his worth to his dad, joins the army, he chose family, duty and honour over love. The story takes turn to a bitter tragedy which connects all the three main characters years later changing their loves forever.”

Sagar Azad, Founder, Champ Reader’s Association, says, “Our organization has always worked with new authors towards introducing them in the Literature Industry. We feel glad to have introduced Shweta and her book to readers who will definitely take an interest in her venture due to the interesting plot and her creative style of writing.”

Blurb about the book:

Ajeet is a commoner, a boy next door who is away from the Worldliness and moreover just a happy-go-lucky guy. Aditi and Ajeet are batch mates in a Junior College and share a good chemistry. Aditi is all head over heels for Ajeet and without any hesitation, irrespective of the time and place boldly conveys her feelings for him. Ajeet was infatuated towards Aditi however finds his true love in Sumi whom he meets in his coaching class.

Wanting to break away from the conventional norms and the shackles of a traditional familial business and to prove his worth to his dad, Ajeet joins Army. Years later a tragedy connects Ajeet, Sumi and Aditi once again however changing their lives forever.

The book now available online on Amazon, Flipkart, Shop Clues, Book Adda (Sapna Online) and Blue Rose Publishers is also available on most of the major offline stores across India.

About Shweta Shah:

Having studied Computers as the main stream of education, Shweta Shah is a German language specialist and had been working in IT field since past 8 years. She has received many rewards and recognition for her contribution in her projects not only in India but also in Germany and Philippines. She is also a Reiki master teacher having hands on different modalities.

Keeping the family as a priority, she is now an entrepreneur who is bold and decisive enough to run her business efficiently all by herself. Writing, traveling, reading and tennis are her subjects of interest. She has participated in 14, 10k marathons and aiming for a full marathon in coming months.

She has currently launched her debut novel — I Wear the Smile You Gave, which is a romantic fiction. Published through blue Rose Publishers, the title of her novel was released on 20th September 2017.She is currently working on her second upcoming novel.

For more information, please visit: www.authorshwetashah.com

About Champ Reader’s Association (CRA): Champ Reader’s Association is a group dedicated towards promoting new authors/writers in India. Founded by Sagar Azad on July 2016, the group has been constantly working with budding entrepreneurs in the Literature industry to launch their work through Publishing Companies in India. CRA organizes Book Launch events, Storytelling sessions, Creative Writing Workshops, Read it and Review It Programs(Online & Offline), Motivational Talk Shows in Schools and Colleges, Professional Communicational Workshops, Online Promotions, Partnerships, etc. as a part of their Author’s Book Promotions.

For more information, please visit:

www.facebook.com/ChampReadersAssociation/

For further queries contact: Gaurav Singh

Cynosure PR & Communications:

9970357280/ gaurav.cynosure@gmail.com

[jammu-local]

Pune based Shweta Shah launches her Debut Novel “I Wear the Smile You Gave”

A book based on Friendship, Love and Duty

Filmmaker and Social Activist Yuvraj Shah present as the Chief Guest

Pune, October 2017: Shweta Shah, an IT professional from Pune recently launched her debut novel “I Wear the Smile You Gave” at Crossword, Phoenix Market City. The novel is based on the tragic love story of Friendship, Love and Duty and is inspired by real-life instances of the male lead character in the book. Filmmaker and Social Activist Yuvraj Shah was present as the Chief Guest during the event. Published through Blue Rose Publishers, the book is now available online on Amazon, Flipkart, Shop Clues, Book Adda (Sapna Online), Blue Rose Publishers along with most of the major offline stores across India.

Writing has always come naturally to Shweta and as per what she says, it’s in her genes. Her inspiration is her dad. She is currently working on her second upcoming novel. Having studied Computers as the main stream of education, she is a German language specialist and had been working in IT field since past 8 years. She has received many rewards and recognition for her contribution in her projects not only in India but also in Germany and Philippines. She is also a Reiki master teacher having hands on different modalities.

Speaking on the occasion, Yuvraj Shah, Social Activist and Filmmaker, said, “Shweta’s book is an inspirational read for the young generation. Not only does it show us the beauty of Love, Family and Friendship but also teaches us the importance of Honour and Duty towards one’s country. I congratulate Shweta for making this book a successful venture towards entertaining the youth while also educating them on moral values.”

Talking about her book, Shweta Shah says, “My book ‘I Wear The Smile You Gave’ is inspired by real-life instances of the male character of the book. It is the struggle of Love and Friendship between the three characters.

She further explains, “Ajeet’s infatuation with Aditi and love interests in Sumi defines the plot. While Ajeet to prove his worth to his dad, joins the army, he chose family, duty and honour over love. The story takes turn to a bitter tragedy which connects all the three main characters years later changing their loves forever.”

Sagar Azad, Founder, Champ Reader’s Association, says, “Our organization has always worked with new authors towards introducing them in the Literature Industry. We feel glad to have introduced Shweta and her book to readers who will definitely take an interest in her venture due to the interesting plot and her creative style of writing.”

Blurb about the book:

Ajeet is a commoner, a boy next door who is away from the Worldliness and moreover just a happy-go-lucky guy. Aditi and Ajeet are batch mates in a Junior College and share a good chemistry. Aditi is all head over heels for Ajeet and without any hesitation, irrespective of the time and place boldly conveys her feelings for him. Ajeet was infatuated towards Aditi however finds his true love in Sumi whom he meets in his coaching class.

Wanting to break away from the conventional norms and the shackles of a traditional familial business and to prove his worth to his dad, Ajeet joins Army. Years later a tragedy connects Ajeet, Sumi and Aditi once again however changing their lives forever.

The book now available online on Amazon, Flipkart, Shop Clues, Book Adda (Sapna Online) and Blue Rose Publishers is also available on most of the major offline stores across India.

About Shweta Shah:

Having studied Computers as the main stream of education, Shweta Shah is a German language specialist and had been working in IT field since past 8 years. She has received many rewards and recognition for her contribution in her projects not only in India but also in Germany and Philippines. She is also a Reiki master teacher having hands on different modalities.

Keeping the family as a priority, she is now an entrepreneur who is bold and decisive enough to run her business efficiently all by herself. Writing, traveling, reading and tennis are her subjects of interest. She has participated in 14, 10k marathons and aiming for a full marathon in coming months.

She has currently launched her debut novel — I Wear the Smile You Gave, which is a romantic fiction. Published through blue Rose Publishers, the title of her novel was released on 20th September 2017.She is currently working on her second upcoming novel.

For more information, please visit: www.authorshwetashah.com

About Champ Reader’s Association (CRA): Champ Reader’s Association is a group dedicated towards promoting new authors/writers in India. Founded by Sagar Azad on July 2016, the group has been constantly working with budding entrepreneurs in the Literature industry to launch their work through Publishing Companies in India. CRA organizes Book Launch events, Storytelling sessions, Creative Writing Workshops, Read it and Review It Programs(Online & Offline), Motivational Talk Shows in Schools and Colleges, Professional Communicational Workshops, Online Promotions, Partnerships, etc. as a part of their Author’s Book Promotions.

For more information, please visit:

www.facebook.com/ChampReadersAssociation/

For further queries contact: Gaurav Singh

Cynosure PR & Communications:

9970357280/ gaurav.cynosure@gmail.com

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Pune based Shweta Shah launches her Debut Novel “I Wear the Smile You Gave”

A book based on Friendship, Love and Duty

Filmmaker and Social Activist Yuvraj Shah present as the Chief Guest

Pune, October 2017: Shweta Shah, an IT professional from Pune recently launched her debut novel “I Wear the Smile You Gave” at Crossword, Phoenix Market City. The novel is based on the tragic love story of Friendship, Love and Duty and is inspired by real-life instances of the male lead character in the book. Filmmaker and Social Activist Yuvraj Shah was present as the Chief Guest during the event. Published through Blue Rose Publishers, the book is now available online on Amazon, Flipkart, Shop Clues, Book Adda (Sapna Online), Blue Rose Publishers along with most of the major offline stores across India.

Writing has always come naturally to Shweta and as per what she says, it’s in her genes. Her inspiration is her dad. She is currently working on her second upcoming novel. Having studied Computers as the main stream of education, she is a German language specialist and had been working in IT field since past 8 years. She has received many rewards and recognition for her contribution in her projects not only in India but also in Germany and Philippines. She is also a Reiki master teacher having hands on different modalities.

Speaking on the occasion, Yuvraj Shah, Social Activist and Filmmaker, said, “Shweta’s book is an inspirational read for the young generation. Not only does it show us the beauty of Love, Family and Friendship but also teaches us the importance of Honour and Duty towards one’s country. I congratulate Shweta for making this book a successful venture towards entertaining the youth while also educating them on moral values.”

Talking about her book, Shweta Shah says, “My book ‘I Wear The Smile You Gave’ is inspired by real-life instances of the male character of the book. It is the struggle of Love and Friendship between the three characters.

She further explains, “Ajeet’s infatuation with Aditi and love interests in Sumi defines the plot. While Ajeet to prove his worth to his dad, joins the army, he chose family, duty and honour over love. The story takes turn to a bitter tragedy which connects all the three main characters years later changing their loves forever.”  

Sagar Azad, Founder, Champ Reader’s Association, says, “Our organization has always worked with new authors towards introducing them in the Literature Industry. We feel glad to have introduced Shweta and her book to readers who will definitely take an interest in her venture due to the interesting plot and her creative style of writing.”

Blurb about the book:

Ajeet is a commoner, a boy next door who is away from the Worldliness and moreover just a happy-go-lucky guy. Aditi and Ajeet are batch mates in a Junior College and share a good chemistry. Aditi is all head over heels for Ajeet and without any hesitation, irrespective of the time and place boldly conveys her feelings for him. Ajeet was infatuated towards Aditi however finds his true love in Sumi whom he meets in his coaching class.

Wanting to break away from the conventional norms and the shackles of a traditional familial business and to prove his worth to his dad, Ajeet joins Army. Years later a tragedy connects Ajeet, Sumi and Aditi once again however changing their lives forever.  

The book now available online on Amazon, Flipkart, Shop Clues, Book Adda (Sapna Online) and Blue Rose Publishers is also available on most of the major offline stores across India.

About Shweta Shah:

Having studied Computers as the main stream of education, Shweta Shah is a German language specialist and had been working in IT field since past 8 years. She has received many rewards and recognition for her contribution in her projects not only in India but also in Germany and Philippines. She is also a Reiki master teacher having hands on different modalities.

Keeping the family as a priority, she is now an entrepreneur who is bold and decisive enough to run her business efficiently all by herself. Writing, traveling, reading and tennis are her subjects of interest. She has participated in 14, 10k marathons and aiming for a full marathon in coming months.

She has currently launched her debut novel — I Wear the Smile You Gave, which is a romantic fiction. Published through blue Rose Publishers, the title of her novel was released on 20th September 2017.She is currently working on her second upcoming novel.

For more information, please visit: www.authorshwetashah.com

About Champ Reader’s Association (CRA): Champ Reader’s Association is a group dedicated towards promoting new authors/writers in India. Founded by Sagar Azad on July 2016, the group has been constantly working with budding entrepreneurs in the Literature industry to launch their work through Publishing Companies in India. CRA organizes Book Launch events, Storytelling sessions, Creative Writing Workshops, Read it and Review It Programs(Online & Offline), Motivational Talk Shows in Schools and Colleges, Professional Communicational Workshops, Online Promotions, Partnerships, etc. as a part of their Author’s Book Promotions.

For more information, please visit:

www.facebook.com/ChampReadersAssociation/

For further queries contact: Gaurav Singh

Cynosure PR & Communications:

9970357280/ gaurav.cynosure@gmail.com