Kindle Countdown Deal - Wow! Wrong Number

 Dear friends,

Don’t we all do that, what we perceive to be right? So do the protagonists of the stories in the novel titled 'Wow! Wrong Number'.

 

So we have Pratiksha, striving for a catharsis; Shirish masquerading as an imposter; Meena attempting to rehabilitate a destitute; Ilaa trying to prove a point; Mita landing in a hot soup due to her shenanigans; Aruna emerging out of a rut and Sumedha taking the bull by its horns! Do they succeed in their respective missions? How? What happens thereafter? Read on to find out… Decide whether their perceptions were bang on, or way off the mark? Each to his/her own!

A Kindle Countdown Deal will be on from 29th June to 6th July, 2021 for my ebook titled Wow! Wrong Number, at www.amazon.com. This ebook will be available for just  $0.99 at a whopping discount of 67%
Hurry! Kindly peruse it and let me have your invaluable feedback.

You could even peruse my other 19 ebooks. 

Thanks. Happy reading! Have a great day ahead!

Priya

Here's the link! Preview a sample of the book for free....

https://www.amazon.com/Wow-Wrong-number-Never-keeps/dp/1521368481

The wonders of recycling! - A personal journey!

 Here are some items recycled by me:

Recycled greeting card's base. Old cosmetics used as colors.

Thermacole wrapping used for decoration, with embellishments. Now I have discarded
these columns after the plastic ban. 

Old discarded pots, painted anew!

Discarded wooden shelf used as a base for rangoli!

Had painted a dress earlier, later cut the painted yoke and got it stitched on another dress.

Cuttings from pamphlets made into a collage!

Cuttings from pamphlets embellish this drawing

Discarded pieces of cardboard fashioned into wall-hangings

Pamphlets cut and pasted to make a greeting card

Pamphlets cut and pasted to make a greeting card

                                                             

Paper lantern!

Cuttings from pamphlets pasted to make a clown's image

Used a cardboard cylinder and a lid to create this pen/pencil holder.

Posters created with cuttings from newspapers and pamphlets

Taught my niece to make this collage. Used matchsticks were used to create the fence.

A discarded tile used for rangoli

Pebbles painted with colors! Rock art!

Floral decoration after trimming my plants!

Newspaper cuttings restuck to make new patterns and laminated!

Discarded fairy lights used as embellishment for a rangoli,
now discarded after the plastic ban.

A discarded surahi painted and sealed with a used blue bulb!

Discarded mixer-jar, dustbin and water-cooler used as planters

Water-lilies and leaves made from plastic wrappers

Happy Father's Day - Dad's Great, Boys! (And Girls!)

 

Dad's Great, Boys! 

Dear friends,
Today, I'm missing my Dad who passed away recently. I can't help reminiscing about the cheerful times that we spent together, cracking jokes, playing games, painting, watching movies and discussing them threadbare, going out on picnics.... I'm sure that he is watching over me like my guardian angel even as I type this! 

Anna, I'll always cherish your memories and hold your legacy's flag aloft, be your little girl!

My book titled 'Dad's great, boys!' is available as an e-book at https://www.draft2digital.com and at www.amazon.com. 

Today is Father's Day, a day to be thankful to God for having given you a wonderful father who is your backbone in life. What better way to celebrate it, than spending some precious time with him and reading out this e-book aloud to him!

Hurry, Boys, Girls and Cool Dads, not to forget; your Great Moms too! Immediately, get down to reading this heartwarming collection of stories and let me have your invaluable feedback. 

Kindly share this post and spread the good word around. Happy reading!

Happy Father's Day!

Thanks.

Priya  

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