Name: The Lives Within Us The Unseen Stories of Ordinary Lives (en Inglés)
SKU: 68994755
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Author: Renuka K Parameswaran
ISBN: 9788167313119

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The Lives Within Us The Unseen Stories of Ordinary Lives (en Inglés)

Formato

Libro Físico

Editorial

Ukiyoto Publishing

Autor

Renuka K Parameswaran

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

220

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

ISBN13

9788167313119

The Lives Within Us The Unseen Stories of Ordinary Lives (en Inglés)

Renuka K Parameswaran (Autor) · Ukiyoto Publishing · Tapa Blanda

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'Some lives never find their way into history books. Yet they carry stories of love and loss, sacrifice and resilience, silence and strength. In the quiet village of Shekharapuram, Gauri has spent nearly half a century within the walls of Krishna Vilasam, serving a family that has gradually become her world. When age finally forces her to leave, she carries little with her-but a lifetime of memories remains within her. Her story opens the pages of a forgotten history: the lives of ordinary people whose joys, sorrows, struggles, relationships, and sacrifices have quietly shaped generations. Through Gauri and the many lives connected to her, the novel journeys through a changing Kerala village-from the world of ancestral homes, traditions, and close-knit communities to a modern age in which old houses disappear, families scatter, and familiar bonds slowly fade. At the heart of these stories are women whose voices were often unheard: women who endured, sacrificed, loved, forgave, and found strength in circumstances they did not choose. Their lives reveal both the limitations imposed by society and the extraordinary resilience of the human spirit. As Meenakshi turns the final pages, she realizes that this is not merely the story of a family or a vanished village. It is the story of countless women-and, in profound ways, a reflection of her own life. Because the lives we touch, the memories we carry, and the stories we leave behind continue to live within us.