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This is not a book you read.
This is a book that reads you.
Some books are written with ink, but this one bleeds with truth.
Between these pages lies a journey through everything we spend our lives chasing: peace, love, meaning, belonging and everything we spend our lives avoiding: loss, loneliness, silence, truth. It doesn’t preach, it doesn’t lecture, it simply holds up a mirror and asks, do you see yourself here?
Each section unfolds like life itself, messy, unplanned, breathtaking. One moment it carries you through fleeting sparks of joy, the next it drags you into the weight of questions you never dared to ask aloud. The words don’t tell you what to feel, they remind you of what you’ve already felt, in quiet midnights, in broken friendships, in the laughter that stitched you back together, in the people who left and the people who stayed.
And then, just when you think it’s only about struggle, the book opens its heart wider, celebrating laughter, bonds that heal, the people who are not just part of your story but the reason your story exists. This isn’t just another collection of thoughts. This isn’t a guide, nor a
confession. It’s a companion. It’s a raw, unfiltered map of what it means to grow, to stumble, to love too much and to keep going anyway. A voice that speaks in words you didn’t know you needed until you saw them written down.
Because this isn’t a book you read.
This is a book that reads you.
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Parth Badlani
Parth Badlani is seventeen, born and raised in Indore, India. A student by label but a storyteller by instinct, he has always been known more for his energy than his silence. Dramatic, fun loving and a people’s person to the core, Parth finds joy in conversations that last too long and laughter that arrives too soon. He’s a chef at heart, bringing flavors and spice to life. Here’s the twist, Parth has always hated reading books. Yet, somehow he’s written one. The irony isn’t lost on him. Maybe that’s why this book isn’t what you’d expect from a teenager, it’s not teenage thoughts spilled on paper. It’s mature, layered and unafraid to ask questions that most people wait years to articulate. That’s all about Parth, breaking moulds, bending rules and doing it all with a dash of flair. Known for his leadership and ability to bring people together, Parth hasn’t just written words but it’s his take to build worlds in his debut. This book is not just his story but a reflection of everyone who has ever stumbled, questioned, loved, lost and learned. It’s as dramatic, unapologetic and honest as he is. For someone who never saw himself as a writer, Parth Badlani might just convince you that sometimes, the most unexpected voices carry the loudest truths.
