About the Book
 
A bird soars high and higher
to spread love, hope and peace.
My Father's Home is a reservoir of varied emotions, it brims with the emotions of love, kindness, empathy and hope. The book encapsulates human worries, challenges and the inner turmoil faced by the human heart; here Nature interposes as a comforting agent in its manifold forms to heal and replenish depleted hearts. Women and nature, both are life-givers, both assume pivotal roles to assuage human frailties, weaknesses and conflicts lying within and beyond.
This book is an endeavour to spread the message to humanity that crisis in all its veritable forms, social, economic and psychological, is transient. It concludes with the reassurance that life is all about peace with oneself, the kind of peace that is attained after communion with the ever-welcoming Nature.


About The Author

Dr Mamta Mishra holds a doctorate in English literature. Her thesis is entitled, ‘Feminism and Recent Indo-English Fiction’. She was awarded the degree of Doctor of Philosophy by Jyotiba Phuley Rohilkhand University under the supervision of Dr. S.C. Mundra in 1997. She has imparted literary and creative education as a guest lecturer at various universities and colleges in India including Delhi College of Arts and Commerce, University of Delhi, Dr. Hari Singh Gour University (Sagar, Madhya Pradesh), Dev Samaj College for Women, Ferozepur, Guru Nanak Dev College, Chennai and BTIT College, Sagar. She has also served as a counsellor for Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) classes for students of M.A. (English) at Guru Nanak Dev College, Chennai. Her compositions feature on Lothlorien Poetry Journal and Indus Women Writing. Her home is the genesis of her writings.