Dear Daughter | ✔

Dear Daughter | ✔

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As the Kargil war raged on between the nations of India and Pakistan, a young army father continuously wrote to his daughter in hopes of rejoining with her post this experience. Set mostly in the gusty streets of the Indian capital, Dear Daughter is a journey from realisation to redemption. As a teenage boy matures into an army man, he is forced to face the demons of society and protect his honour. Dear Daughter is a compilation of the many letters written from a father to his "orphan" daughter. The only drawback here? He doesn't send these letters to anyone. As the war goes on, only one thought wanders in his mind: Circumstances separated them, but could circumstances bring them back? Hop on and dive into this sea of memories. // Cover Picture by Fernando Cobelo // // Featured on @_ShortStory_'s Reading List // // #20 in SS as on June 28, 2016 // // Short Listed for the Young Adult Awards, 2016 // // Winner at the Pre Wattys Award 2016 // // Winner at the Wordzmith Awards 2016 //
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