Potpourri - Khan, Humera Sultana
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In my book, Potpourri - Our Human Condition, I want to share the range and depth of specific human emotions and human experiences that make each and everyone of us authentically human. From the terror of 'In Captivity' to the sadness of 'Barefoot', to the resignation of 'They' to the appreciation/awe in 'Mother's Day' to the euphoria in 'Joy', I try to share some thoughts and feelings I experienced as a young woman. Please come, read and enjoy every word of this book - it is your book. Note: All drawings/pictures in this book are done by my children, Muntasir, Badruddin, Ishak, my husband, Zafar and myself.…mehr

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In my book, Potpourri - Our Human Condition, I want to share the range and depth of specific human emotions and human experiences that make each and everyone of us authentically human. From the terror of 'In Captivity' to the sadness of 'Barefoot', to the resignation of 'They' to the appreciation/awe in 'Mother's Day' to the euphoria in 'Joy', I try to share some thoughts and feelings I experienced as a young woman. Please come, read and enjoy every word of this book - it is your book. Note: All drawings/pictures in this book are done by my children, Muntasir, Badruddin, Ishak, my husband, Zafar and myself.
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Autorenporträt
Humera Sultana Khan is a married Hyderabadi- American Muslim woman with three beautiful sons. She has a Bachelor's degree in Psychology and a Master's degree in American Public Administration. Humera has been an avid fan of poetry, literature, theater and music for nearly four decades and now she has decided to share her love for lyricism with her new audience. Please come and enjoy her range and depth of human emotions and human experiences in Potpourri- Our Human Condition. Note: All drawings are done by Humera's children, Muntasir, Badruddin, Ishak and her husband, Zafar.