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Kara’s Dreams by Ritu Anand

Kara’s Dreams by Ritu Anand

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Young pine tree, Kara wants to grow tall and strong like her neighbor Utsa. But she fears the elements of nature will destroy her. She seeks Utsa’s advice. Utsa shares a story. After listening to the tale, Kara decides to stay calm in the midst of a storm, and change her attitude. She endures rough conditions and overcomes her fear. This sweet story with its message of resilience in the midst of adversity resonates with children and adults.

  • Author Bio

    Ritu started writing when she could barely hold a pencil. She wrote on walls, furniture, old books, new ones and just about everywhere. Her muse made her do it. When not writing, she is found spending time with family and friends, playing golf and reading all kinds of books.

  • Website

    https://rituzastoryteller.com

  • Reviews

    5.0 out of 5 stars A Wonderful Story about hope, resilience and strength for children and adults alike!

    Reviewed in the United States on March 27, 2022

    Kara’s Dreams is a beautifully written story primarily for children but certainly for adults as well. It reminds us about the strength and beauty in our struggles and our abilities to overcome them have and are always with us. We just have to find that “inner” tree to guide us and give us hope! Bravo Ritu!

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