What people in these books decided success actually was, often after reaching what they first thought it meant. More of it is about restraint than about winning.
“The idea that her intimate relation, which was successfully hushed up for about a year now, have been dreadfully exposed by her own husband.”

“Believing people only achieved what they struggled for helped elevate her outlook on life and the way it treated the living.”

“Suffice it to say, by the time he was done, I was nothing but a self-loathed piece of filth, disgust and sins with nothing but hatred flowing through my body.”

“In the mountainous geographical location, winters are the time when beasts come out of their caves for hunting.”

“The fighters met everyone with high spirit, congratulating them for the successful transit till this part of the world.”

“Why don’t we give our children space to learn the right values of sex from us, rather have them learn the wrong values from bad experiences outside the home?”

“Ana and company reached a small cabin with a few middle-aged men seated on old chairs working with some tech, which she had never bothered to learn about.”

“The eloquent thick drapes hanging on the walls were fluttering, as if caught in a light breeze through a crack in one of the windows.”

“Rakhshi never called me bhayya, save the times when Amma forced her to and that was years ago when she was learning to speak.”

“Adnan learned that to earn the clients' confidence and to keep them happy is imperative even if you cannot deliver the work on time.”

“Winter weddings may be ideal but that made autumn the busiest time of the year for designers like her.”

“Trying not to give up hope, she thought about any other escapade and was quickly rewarded with the answer: The small staircase in her cupboard.”

“Adnan never knew he had the potential to work on two clients simultaneously and to have their tasks accomplished within time.”

“By the time Rafiyah came back to her senses, she saw Ammar and Mubashir sewing a sack which was to hold flour.”

“Aggressive behavior, mood swings, fighting over petty things for no reason, frustration are all the symptoms that a victim experiences.”

““He’s lucky that Artemis’ light triumphed over Tennebris’ darkness,” Kael muttered as he paced towards his destination.”

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کتاب کا اسلوبِ بیان سادہ اوردلکش ہے۔ کتاب بنیادی طور پر چار حصوں میں تقسیم ہے جس کے پہلے حصے میں فورم اور سائیٹ سیورز کا تعارف اور نابینااور معذورقلم کار خواتین کا انٹرویو درج ہے۔ادب سے تعلق رکھنے والی مختلف عورتوں کے بارے میں پڑھ کر آپ جانیں گے کہ انھوں نے اپنی زندگی میں کس قدر مشکلات کا سامنا کیا مگر انھوں نے ہار نہیں مانی اور محنت اور لگن کے ساتھ اپنے کام کو جاری رکھا۔دوسرے حصے میں محترمہ کشور ناہید کے انٹرویوکے ساتھ ساتھ مسلم ثانیثیت اور نسائی ادب اور تنقید شامل ہے۔
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