Pradeep Kapoor

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The Invisible Girl - Pradeep Kapoor What do you do when you're just twelve years old, your father's out of town and your mother suffers a near-fatal asthma attack? Well, that's just the situation little Tina faced and she, being quite grown up, calmly called an ambulance. It was just the start of something rather wonderful. With her mother in a deep coma and her father's job taking him away on long trips, Tina was sent to stay with her Uncle and Aunt. That was traumatic, in more than one way. But it led to her finding the magic mirror and, as if that wasn't exciting enough, learning how to become invisible! Tina's adventure then really started: in this charming book Pradeep Kapoor follows the invisible Tina as she makes her way home alone and administers a magical cure to her mother. Reading the book is a delightful experience for grown-ups and children alike. (about 35,000 words) Price: £4.00 Quantity:

Candle Lady - Pradeep Kapoor Pradeep Kapoor has collected some of his favourite stories in this anthology; it demonstrates that he is unusually adept at writing compelling romance. It also demonstrates that romantic fiction encompasses so much more than the "boy meets girl and they live happily ever after" stereotype. 'Habits Endure' is a case in point as is 'An Old Friend', the latter being about a bungled burglary and at first sight rather out of place here. Anyone feeling in need of a little lift, of some intelligent feel-good reading, could do a lot worse than spending an hour or two with stories by Pradeep Kapoor - he's skilled in the art of making people feel better! (about 11,000 words) Price: £2.00 Quantity:

Love You Forever - Pradeep Kapoor There are certain diseases which amount to a death sentence as there is no known cure; among them is leukaemia. But how should you react once the diagnosis has been made and a limit placed on life? That was the question facing the still young and attractive Neeta Shroff. She took the decision to end her treatment: after all, its continuation was merely going to add a few weeks, perhaps months, to her life and that extra time would be lived in pain. No, in her mind it was better to do her best to enjoy the little time she had left. So, while she still could, she took a holiday. She expected to spend a couple of restful weeks in attractive countryside; that expectation was fulfiled. What she didn't expect was that she would fall in love with a man who had clearly fallen in love with her. That left Neeta in a dreadful dilemma: should she reveal that her inevitable death was just a few short months away? What else could she, or should she, do? It is a compelling story, beautifully told, that stretches emotions to the point where the reader feels such empathy with Neeta: the book is very highly recommended. (about 10,000 words) Price: £2.00 Quantity:

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