| Language | English |
|---|---|
| ISBN-10 | 978-9386906205 |
| ISBN-13 | 978-9386906205 |
| No of pages | 192 |
| Book Publisher | Niyogi Books |
| Published Date | 28 Dec 2017 |
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| Language | English |
|---|---|
| ISBN-10 | 978-9386906205 |
| ISBN-13 | 978-9386906205 |
| No of pages | 192 |
| Book Publisher | Niyogi Books |
| Published Date | 28 Dec 2017 |
Purva Grover is a best-selling author, international journalist & editor, TEDx Speaker, award-winning playwright & stage director, published poetess, storyteller, spoken word artist, and creative entrepreneur. She is the founder-editor of The Indian Trumpet, a digital magazine for Indian expats.
She made her debut as an author with The Trees Told Me So (2017); a book of short stories, it draws a poignant picture of love, life and loss with an honest voice. Her second title, It was the year 2020 (2021); a fragmentary novel set in real-time, it dares to speak of the pandemic, waiting to take over our lives, or whatever little is left of it.
She is backed with a postgraduate degree in mass communication and literature, and is addicted to the idea of penning down tales to discover her favourite word. Born & brought up in colourful-chaotic India, she writes in English and resides in Dubai, UAE.
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If trees could talk, they’d have so much to tell: The story of two broken hearts, that stolen first kiss, those last words of a mother to her son, endless cups of tea and never-ending chatter, of nostalgia, an act of brutality and a tale of passion. In this collection of short stories, The Trees Told Me So, Purva Grover draws a beautiful and poignant picture of love, life and loss, with an honest voice.
And the common thread running through the stories is that nature (Read: A tree) stands witness like an old soul—full of wisdom and compassion. A silent observer, a keeper of secrets, yet the tree is always an integral part of the character’s very being.