Himanshi Joshi

Between Worlds, Beyond Words (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Sometimes, the cure isn't found in silence, but in the world we dare to dream into existence.

What happens when silence becomes a world of its own?

This is not just a story.

It's a journey into the mind of Omkar - a young man with selective mutism - who, along with his unique companions Damodar and Umakant, ventures beyond the confines of reality into a realm uncharted, a world unknown. Each of them carries a weight: autism, mutism, trauma - disorders society labels them by, but which they are destined to rise above.

Together, they step into a fantastical universe where time bends, voices echo louder than words, and their fears take shape - sometimes as allies, sometimes as monsters. Through surreal adventures, mythical lands, and battles with inner demons, Omkar and his friends uncover the secret path to healing: connection, courage, and the strange beauty of being different.

This book is a tapestry of fiction and emotion, dipped in imagination and stitched with meaning. It's a tale for the unheard, the unseen, and the underestimated - proving that sometimes, the way out is through the very world we create inside.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: BlueRose Publishers
• Seitenzahl: 224
• Erscheinungstermin: 12. September 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9789370184022
• Artikelnr.: 75433288

Autorenporträt

Himanshi Hemant Rama Joshi once discovered a doorway to another realm hidden inside a library book. She has tea with shadows, maps dreams in her sleep, and occasionally rewires the stars when they get bored of shining the same way. She has written exactly one thousand and one stories-most of which are still floating through parallel universes. Scientists say her latest book might unlock new parts of the mind; one even claimed, "This might take us decades to understand." Himanshi loves telling stories - though some of them, like the one in this book, might be more real than they seem. Or less. It's hard to tell in her world.