Honey Dipped Words - Kothari, Nathansha
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Honey dipped words is about a generation. A generation trapped in the cycle of attachments and detachments. The words have been left unanchored to explain the emotions in the most primitive form. It talks of the joy of finding someone, the pain of having to leave them and then healing from the same. Its centred on the idea of relating to the readers and their experiences. It's a book that can be read on a lazy Saturday afternoon, consequential to which the reader's mind can trigger epiphanies, the kind of epiphanies required to unleash the caged rant. The aim has been to keep the originality…mehr

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Honey dipped words is about a generation. A generation trapped in the cycle of attachments and detachments. The words have been left unanchored to explain the emotions in the most primitive form. It talks of the joy of finding someone, the pain of having to leave them and then healing from the same. Its centred on the idea of relating to the readers and their experiences. It's a book that can be read on a lazy Saturday afternoon, consequential to which the reader's mind can trigger epiphanies, the kind of epiphanies required to unleash the caged rant. The aim has been to keep the originality of the emotions intact, so as to be more understanding to the readers. The book is more like a mirror reflecting inner feelings. Honey dipped words is simply about you, about the things you feel, about the peace you seek.
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Autorenporträt
Nathansha Kothari is a Chartered Accountant based out of Chennai, India. Nathansha finds solace in words and believes that the ultimate purpose to life is being happy. She finds her muse in every little thing life has to offer and pens it down on the days she wants to escape from the world. She loves to read books and adores a hot cup of tea on a dull rainy evening.