When we reached home, I ran to my room and called my friend, Asim, to ask him if he knew anything about the trucks.

— Zeenat Iqbal Hakimjee, Short Stories for Children

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Short Stories for Children

by Zeenat Iqbal Hakimjee

Children Fiction · 50 pages

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“Happiness glowed on their cheeks when they faced the colourful world.”

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“Again it was instinct that saw them together, this time hers and nobody knew where it would lead.”

— Zeenat Iqbal Hakimjee, Short Stories For Adults

“The shells on the beach look like the abandoned toenails of the old fishermen, and they are more beautiful there, than on the foot.”

— Zeenat Iqbal Hakimjee, Short Stories For Adults

“Caught between sorrow and happiness, he had to decide, to get over his sorrow for Natasha, Susan’s and his Natasha.”

— Zeenat Iqbal Hakimjee, Short Stories For Adults

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Zeenat Iqbal Hakimjee

I love contemplating about nature and the mysterious ways in which it works. Reading is my life now. A cup of coffee, serene environment and lot of books is what I call a heaven.

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