Books and Voice of the Authors Bhawana Sethi & Manvik Sethi.

 

Bhawana Sethi: Author, Educator, and Home Chef.

Bhawana Sethi is a compelling literary voice who seamlessly blends her two decades of experience in education with a profound creative passion. Following a long career in Delhi, she continues to nurture young minds by teaching phonics from her apartment in Bangalore, embodying a lifelong commitment to learning and development.

Literary & Creative Achievements.

Children's Fiction Debut: Bhawana Sethi makes her foray into children's literature with the delightful book, The Adventures of Dabba and Jalebi: Dabba and the Disappearing Dosas. The story introduces the curious girl Jalebi and her mischievous best friend, the orange tiffin box Dabba.

Poetry Collection: She has also debuted her poetry collection, Tapestry of Soulful Stanzas, a heartfelt exploration of devotion, nostalgia, love, and everyday reflections.

A gifted and versatile author, Bhawana actively participates in writing community challenges while conceptualizing further children's fiction projects.

Whether she is inspiring students, crafting captivating narratives, or finding creative joy in the kitchen as a Home Chef, turning everyday ingredients into culinary delights, her vibrant enthusiasm illuminates every endeavour.

Follow her creative journey on Instagram: soulful_articulation.


1st Book - Tapestry of Soulful Stanzas.

Dive into a world where divine devotion meets everyday grace.

Bhawana Sethi, the "soulful_articulation" behind this collection, weaves a rich tapestry of experience, drawing from her two decades as a dedicated educator and her current role nurturing young minds in Bangalore.

This book is a comforting blend of deep spiritual yearning (dedicated to Lord Krishna) and tender, relatable moments of love, nostalgia, and quiet reflection. Discover poems that capture the beauty of fleeting joy and the power of surrender, penned by a versatile author who also finds creative joy as a Home Chef.

Amplify your voice. Let every word find its home.

Available on Amazon now! 👇

Link for Purchase: https://amzn.in/d/hmzRxwB



2nd Book - The Adventures of Dabba and Jalebi. 

The Adventures of Dabba and Jalebi: Dabba and the Disappearing Dosas!

Ready for a playful mystery that will delight your little readers?

Meet Jalebi, the curious girl, and her mischievous best friend, Dabba, an orange tiffin box with a mind of its own. When Jalebi’s delicious dosas suddenly vanish, Dabba is the prime suspect, leading to a hilarious and heartwarming treasure hunt.

Authored by Bhawana Sethi (the voice behind @soulful_articulation), an experienced educator dedicated to nurturing young minds, this book is perfect for building foundational literacy skills while inspiring imagination.

Give your child the gift of laughter and adventure with this enchanting new story.

Grab your copy today and solve the mystery of the disappearing dosas! 👇

Amazon Link: https://www.amazon.in/dp/B0FX3QK62W


Manvik Sethi a young and talented author of Rhythemic words we are glad to feature him on our blog we wish him all the best!!! Let's invoke young talent and support him to the fullest.

Rhythmic Words: Poetry with a Pulse

Step into a world seen through the eyes of a young, imaginative mind.

"Rhythmic Words" is a vibrant debut poetry collection by Manvik Sethi, whose verses dance with energy and curiosity. This is not just a book of rhymes; it is a window into the mind of a budding poet.

The collection takes you on a delightful, rhythmic journey through vivid themes like The Power of Reading, the magic of a Hogwarts spell, and the joy of embracing every color. Manvik proves that poetry can be both powerful and playful.

Perfect for readers of all ages who believe in the magic of simple words!

Read it FREE today with Kindle Unlimited! 👇

Amazon Link: https://amzn.in/d/1aqRGBM

Do follow them and read their wonderful books. 

I hope you enjoy a bookish Wednesday. 



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