House of Tales: An Anthology of Short Stories - Anne, Aparna
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This book is a compilation of Short stories which dwell in the genres of fiction, horror, mystery, adventure, moral virtues and more! Glowing Shadow talks about the influence a person can make in the society. Comrade of Mine is a pure friendship based story. The Wild Lily is a love story, but the regular one! It shows the love of a father and the love for the nation. The Precious Tip is reminder to the role of moral values in our lives. When the City was Asleep is an adventure by a young woman who has a skin swelling sickness. Dream Come True is a Horror Story of a writer's dream coming true.…mehr

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This book is a compilation of Short stories which dwell in the genres of fiction, horror, mystery, adventure, moral virtues and more! Glowing Shadow talks about the influence a person can make in the society. Comrade of Mine is a pure friendship based story. The Wild Lily is a love story, but the regular one! It shows the love of a father and the love for the nation. The Precious Tip is reminder to the role of moral values in our lives. When the City was Asleep is an adventure by a young woman who has a skin swelling sickness. Dream Come True is a Horror Story of a writer's dream coming true. Who is it? is a thriller where the reader is ought to find the murderer.
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"Anne Aparna is a passionate creative writer. Poems and short stories are her favorite cup of tea. She has published her works online through emagazines and also Co authored several books. Though she's a Zoology student, her love for literature has been high always. It all started with the tiny tales, poems and short stories that Anne had written during her teenage. She was encouraged by her teachers, family and friends to take her work to the world. Since then, Anne's dream was to take her writings to the greater audience."