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I Will Win
Without War
Before Sarah could understand the objective of her intimidating acquaintances, she was forced to become a victim of odd crimes. Her father’s friends are her foes ― was what she learnt ― the hard way. The Prime Minister’s speeches gave her hope. She won a personal war and conquered her fears, which had been building in her mind for years. However, in the end, all that she felt was grief…
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Tanisha Tiwari is a journalist, novelist, and content manager who excels in crafting compelling narratives. She was the worldwide G20 campaign’s content head and had experience working with the Indian government. Her creative works have appeared in periodicals produced by several domestic and foreign companies, including Lakme, Maybelline, ONLY, and some of India’s most cherished magazines, India Saga & TOI. The brave plot of her debut novel, “I Will Win Without War,” won the approval of Bollywood director Anurag Kashyap. Her safe haven is coffee, so you can find her slaving away with books when she’s not working.
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Tanisha Tiwari
Ms. Tiwari’s literary journey has been a mesmerizing expedition through the landscape of emotions, resilience, and the human spirit. Her bestselling semi-fiction novel has not only garnered critical acclaim but also stirred conversations about themes that echo far beyond the pages of her book.
Tanisha Tiwari is a writer and journalist. A fan of art, she spends most of her time expressing herself through creativity.
Before writing I Will Win Without War, she graduated with a degree in Journalism and explored the corporate world. Before this, she owned a news portal titled “The Voix Tribune,” which aimed to speak for the people by featuring crucial stories mostly left unattended. Sipping coffee and bridling books are her only favorite pastimes.
Praised by
Jenny About ‘ I Will Win Without War’
Parents – what is the role they play in a child’s life?
Is it just providing the necessities and good education for a stable future or something more?
Shouldn’t parents just mustn’t reprimand the kids but also embrace them in their pain and happiness?
This book taught me how parents shouldn’t be. I know and agree that even parents are humans but they also must bear in mind that after bringing a human into the world, their responsibility doesn’t end by just feeding them. It goes beyond that.
The father’s character is not covered and the mother made me feel awful.
Overall, I appreciate the author for not romanticising but bringing out the different colours of humans and their lives through this book.
Shefalli About “I Will Win Without War”
Justice is a complex word. Will the victim ever be able to overcome the pain she went through and lead a normal life?
Will her families be able to reconcile and accept the reality or shrug it under the carpet?
Will the society ever stop blaming the victim?
Sarah somehow is strong. I felt that the way Sarah got justice is unrealistic and will a common man ever get justice for what they faced?
At least, I’m glad that the protagonist got justice in this fictional book. But the author even mentioned the pain even after justice. That’s the reality.
Highly recommended!
Mahi Aggrawal About “I Will Win Without War”
This book gives us a vivid and brutal atrocities committed against young ones in the name of care. I was shaken after I read the book. The protagonist of the book is Sarah. All was going well for her. Rich family, good facilities and good school.
Few instances shook Sarah and she kept her stance by tye inspiring and fiery speeches of tye prime minister. Still nothing could save her from the situation she went through.
She later seeks the help of a shrink but does little help salvage her. I liked the realistic portrayal of the pain Sarah goes through. The reaction of her family and how she fondly misses her grandad.
Suspense and fiction with a tinge of reality.
“There is a stubbornness about me that never can bear to be frightened at the will of others. My courage always rises at every attempt to intimidate me.”
- Pride and Prejudice, 1813
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