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Description of the Book:
"Yakamoz" is a Turkish word, translating into, the moon's reflection, shimmering on the surface of water, arousing dreamy minds.
No matter how much you appreciate the beauty, however intensely you want it, passionately work towards achieving it, you cannot have it to yourself!
Proud to have experienced a 'living' Yakamoz, leaving me awe-struck, as to how something gorgeous can inspire pain along with immense pleasure!
My experiences, framed into Poetry, since all of us go through multitude emotions, thoughts and moods- random and specific, but lack the time or courage to word it out: orally or in-written.
Deep gratitude for showering love and supporting my previous book, Yakamoz- musings of my heart.
This little book of my "Musings and Learnings" won't disappoint.
Thank you for choosing Yakamoz.
Yakamoz- Musings and Learning.
Author's Name: Shruti. A. About the Author: Shruti is an avid writer of short, bite-sized philosophies on myriad subjects, experiences and emotions. Shruti is a mother to a son. Professionally, a teacher of English and Biology; passionate about performing arts; her work experience ranging from anchoring local shows/events, to hosting her talk show for the International Children's Film Festival, from interviewing Chief justices from across the globe, other international dignitaries and delegations to interviewing national and international school children at various events; top finalist in a famous beauty pageant, and a brief stint as a radio jockey, from playing a role in an acclaimed short film, to endorsing local brands and being featured as a print model for certain brands as their ambassador. Shruti considers her empathetic heart, her strength. She spends her and her son's birthdays every year with the children who are visually challenged or are orphaned. Shruti believes in being at peace with whatever life throws her way, yet never loses determination to find a way, to do, what can be done, inspite of the challenges. Faith is everything to her. Book ISBN: 9789357216562