1 year ago
Andaleeb Wajid's Memoir on Grief and Healing Launched
Imagine a writer named Andaleeb who went through a very sad time, losing her husband and mother-in-law.
She wrote a book called "Learning to Make Tea for One" to share her feelings about love, loss, and how she healed.
The book talks about how she learned to live on her own after this difficult experience, even simple things like making tea.
It took her a long time to write because it brought back tough memories.
She hopes that people who read the book will feel less alone and be able to talk about their own sadness.
Andaleeb Wajid launched her memoir, "Learning to Make Tea for One", at Champaca Bookstore in Bengaluru.
The book explores her journey through love, loss, and grief, including the death of her husband and mother-in-law during COVID-19.
The author shared her writing process during a conversation with journalist Shrabonthi Bagchi, and read excerpts from the book.
Wajid described the writing process as painful, requiring breaks and simultaneous work on other stories.
The memoir is intended to help readers acknowledge and navigate their own experiences with grief.
- Who
- Andaleeb Wajid
- What
- Memoir Launch
- Where
- Bengaluru
- When
- May 10
- Why
- To share her journey of grief and healing
Key facts
- Author's Location
- Bengaluru
- Book Launch Date
- May 10
- Author's Novels
- 50+
- Book Price
- ₹499
- Book Availability
- Amazon and Speaking Tiger websites
