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Diverse Titles by Author Ayesha Marfani and Ordering Procedure

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Diverse Titles by Ayesha Marfani

The list of my titles and the introductory videos are given below.

Miss Never Pleased

Target age: 7 to 15

Publisher: Crimson Cloak Publishing USA

Miss Never Pleased is the story of a relatable character in today’s children’s lives. She was naïve and self-obsessed and nothing could ever please her. She thought herself flawless and perfect.

The diary belonged to a girl who strived to be perfect yet failed miserably. Her pursuit of perfection made her displeased with almost everyone around her. A tragic failure in life taught her that being perfect in this world is not possible and striving for perfection can only lead to disasters. She learns to embrace people and life with imperfections and discovers the art of living a happy life.

Buying Information:

People Living in Pakistan can order on this link:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1NcJ4716OqZBDQoZnCo8-

For international customers, it is available on Amazon

https://www.amazon.com/Miss-Never-Pleased-Ayesha-Marfani/dp/1681605732

Tales from the Treasure Chest

Target age: 6 to 13 years

Publisher: Crimson Cloak Publishing USA

Twins from Exhortation Valley:

Some people wish to have everything in life, and this is what Sara wanted – just everything in life. Some people always envy what others have. They see themselves in the reflection of other people. Saira envied what her twin had and ignored her blessings. Fate took the twins to Exhortation Valley to make them realize what happens when we get everything in life and lose the blessings that we already have.

A Peculiar and Rackety child:

Abdul Jalil is a boy eager to try out different things. He sets out to experience everything. Things go well until he deviates from his mission in life and he ends up in a mess. Trying to find a way out, at last he finds that in life ‘being human is being everything.’

An amazing family’s holiday adventure:

This family arranges a holiday game with a difference. Stepping into the shoes of their parents, the children’s role-playing game opens their eyes to the difficulties of being a parent.

Buying Information:

People Living in Pakistan can order on this link:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1NcJ4716OqZBDQoZnCo8-

For international customers, it is available on Amazon

https://www.amazon.com/Tales-Treasure-Chest-Ayesha-Marfani/dp/168160468X

I am Full Truth, I am Half Truth, I am all Lie

Target Age: 7 to 13 years

I AM FULL TRUTH, I AM HALF TRUTH, I AM ALL LIE is the story of three ordinary boys born to three unattractive and reclusive brothers. The three boys cherish each other’s company and friendship and enjoy their life, though they miss the social hangouts and ordinary pleasures that other boys of their age are accustomed to. They have strong character, yet they have a troubling habit related to truth and lies.

Only when their truth and lies cause misery in their lives and tear them apart, do they understand how important it is to be master of the art of judicious truth.

Buying Information:

People Living in Pakistan can order on this link:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1NcJ4716OqZBDQoZnCo8-

For international customers, it is available on Amazon

https://www.amazon.com/Full-Truth-Half-All-Lie-ebook/dp/B07DBPXZ8K

The Big Crowned Princess:

Target age: 3 to 7

Publisher: Crimson Cloak Publishing

About the book: Princess Alishba wears a VERY big crown and fancy frocks, so people think her arrogant and stuck up. In reality, she longs to be allowed to wear comfortable clothes like ordinary children – and her large crown hides a secret … A touching story about not judging by appearances, from master storyteller Ayesha Marfani.

People Living in Pakistan can order on this link:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1NcJ4716OqZBDQoZnCo8-

For international customers, it is available on Amazon

https://www.amazon.com/Big-Crowned-Princess-Ayesha-Marfani/dp/1681606380

Fairy Tales of Ordinary Children

Target age: 7 to 13 years

Publisher: Wordscatcher

Price : 650 excluding delivery

About the book:

Fairy Tales of Ordinary Children tells the stories of a group of friends whose life problems were remarkably similar to the characters from famous fairy tales.

A beautiful girl as white as snow had to cope with a beauty and status-conscious mother and a poor starving boy had only a cow.

A girl with long and blonde hair was stuck up with her aunt who made potions and a pretty girl faced so many hardships because of her stepmother.

The children waited for the magical turning point in their lives but things got even worse and they lost hope in the term ‘happily ever after.’ One of them located what they lacked in bringing a change in their lives. Soon they knew the secret to live a’ happily ever after life.’

Buying Information:

People Living in Pakistan can order on this link:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1NcJ4716OqZBDQoZnCo8-

For international customers, it is available on Amazon

https://www.amazon.com/Fairy-Ordinary-Children-Ayesha-Marfani-ebook/dp/B073TYJ56S

Peeper and the Peeping Boy:

Target age: 7 to 14

Publisher: Crimson Cloak Publishing Group ( A traditional American Publisher)

About the book:
Akram is a nosy little boy. His friend Peeper is a Jinn, banished from his home among demons for his tendency to empathy and kindness. Both are shocked at the injustices of the world and wish to right wrongs. Together they spy upon neighbours in Akram’s street and discover sadness and trouble behind the closed doors of the various houses. They use Peeper’s special powers to help, but their efforts result in an uproar, and they pray for things to be set right.

A charming story of concern for others and the world, Peeper and the Peeping Boy shows the dangers of being too nosy and the danger of making hasty judgments without knowing both sides of a situation. It teaches the wisdom of informed action and shows that even the worst of people can be led into a better path.

Buying Information:

Pakistanis can make the order on the following link:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1NcJ4716OqZBDQoZnCo8-

International buyers can get their copies from Amazon:

https://www.amazon.com/Peeper-Peeping-Boy-Ayesha-Marfani/dp/1681605759

In the Light of Seerah:

Target age: 7 to 13

Authenticated by: Mufti Farhan Memon teacher at NMRI

Number of pages: 125

Important details:

The content of the book is verified numerous times and Ph.D. Scholar in Hadith Maulana Farhan Memon certifies the content and takes full responsibility for the content.

About the Book:

The 24 stories in this book provide lessons from the Seerah that can be applied into the lives of children. Each story deals with an important issue such as bullying, overcoming arrogance, exploring the meaning of life, the importance of tolerance, and much more, all of them based on the life of Prophet Muhammad. These stories explore how individuals learned these lessons, how they can use them in their own life and appreciate the wonderful messages from the Prophet. At the end of each story is a small exercise where readers can reflect on the message of the book.

Pakistani can place their orders on this link:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1NcJ4716OqZBDQoZnCo8-

You can order from Amazon by clicking this link:

https://www.amazon.com/Ayesha-Marfani/e/B073W8ZQ

All the residents of Pakistan must inbox me.

Upcoming Title:

I can’t ruin the excitement by disclosing the details of the upcoming titles that will amaze you.

Wisdom series

2018 in a Glimpse

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2018 is coming to an end. It was a busy year for me. A lot of things happened this year.

I got five children books published.

The sales of my books reached the figure of 700 copies. ( For me it is an achievement)

A lot of public and school libraries added my books to their libraries.

I conducted many story telling sessions during the last three months.

I met amazing people.

I inspired many kids to write.

I gained reviews from many popular bloggers and literature fanatics in Pakistan including The Pakistani Woman The Archi Effect Noon Memes ( she mentioned my work in a post) @blabbers view point The Average Mommy (she reviewed my books in her group) @the eastern mommy @for a cause @the Pakistani literature page Sam Mubz @she and books (Almas Mustaqeem) @mama.ashu and many others.

I launched my first local title.

I got reviews from 70/ of my readers.

I started to write Urdu stories.

I achieved many academics achievements.

This story of my achievements and success seems so powerful and glittery but behind the scene moments were hard.

Managing a lot of public and privates task was tough.

I met some toxic people that had the ability of draining all the high spirits and energies by saying just two sentences. (They were few but they had an impact)

Criticism that wasn’t constructive in the sense that the words sapped me and were harsh. Nothing in them told me that the person wants to improve my work.

Tiredness

Broken Promises

But then I told myself:

My work isn’t be perfect ( nothing is perfect in this world ) but it has inspired the mass.

It was not 100/ for the people but I put in 100/ and I believe it was 80/ for most of them.

Everything in the world improves with the time and I will also improve and develop.

My job is to try rest lies in the hand of Allah Almighty.

Those who criticized me for not being 100 percent perfect, I imagine them in my heart and say:

Why don’t you do what I have done and I will see how perfect you will do it. Try and just get one of your book published and I will see how you do it.

Life will soon come to an end. I don’t want to die without trying and making an impact. I wish to leave a legacy behind. I won’t be a perfect writer but I will be the one taking many first steps.

My message for the new year: Please be very careful when using words. They have a deep impact.

A secret about me: I just love to stare to at creations with love and affection.

Check the link to get your copies:

https://www.amazon.com/Books-Ayesha-Marfani/

Cover Reveal – Fairy Tales of Ordinary Children

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Cover Reveal for my first local title:

Feast your eyes with this amazing piece of art.

This is the cover page of “Fairy Tales for Ordinary Children.”

Isn’t it awesome?

A big thanks to Isha Aamir who seems my soul sister and knows how to paint my stories.

Target Age: 6 to 13 years

Price: 650 excluding delivery

About the book:

Fairy Tales of Ordinary Children tells the stories of a group of friends whose life problems were remarkably similar to the characters from famous fairy tales.

A beautiful girl as white as snow had to cope with a beauty and status-conscious mother and a poor starving boy had only a cow.

A girl with long and blonde hairs was stuck up with her aunt who made potions and a pretty girl faced so many hardships because of her stepmother.

The children waited for the magical turning point in their lives but things got even worse and they lost hope in the term ‘happily ever after.’ One of them located what they lacked in bringing a change in their lives. Soon they knew the secret to live a’ happily ever after life.’

 

A true story about a Fiction tale

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I want to tell you a story.

Ahmad sat crosslegged gazing intently to the black outlines on the paper. A lot of stuff was spread all around him containing glittered sheets and toddler pants.

His mother lovingly sketched the outline of what looked like a princess.  His strong imagination tolerated all imperfection in the picture and he believed it was a princess despite its rough edges and disappointing drawing.

The weirdest thing was the crown that seemed very big yet it fascinated Ahmad and he decorated it with the material he found suitable.

After decorating the princess with the ordinary things that showed his love for the ordinary things, the paper laid there drying yet the author inside his mom attended to this unique character again and again and the voice told her that this is going to be the next character after “Miss Never Pleased”, “I am truth”, “Peeper” and the “Peeping boy.”

Together they named their creation “big crowned princess” and then they knew that the princess loved ordinary things. The picture became an inspiration and then she came up with a lot of ideas.  She transformed one of the ideas into a story.

Ahmad’s mom had a friend who lived miles away. Her name was Carrie Aulenbacher. Their love of writing brought them together. She shared her work as per her habit with the amazing writing friend who loved the story and the idea and sent the feedback as follows:

It brings tears to my eyes

This is a really powerful tale.  It would be a great story with an amazing lesson.  Don’t just judge a person based on how they look.  Don’t judge what they find precious.  Don’t judge where they see beauty.

Your story has moved me greatly.

Then this story reached Crimson Cloak Publishing USA. They also loved it and soon it was made into a beautiful picture book. Alison Wood did magic with her illustrating capabilities and now I am finally revealing the cover of the book that will be launched on 14th August.

Also check the followings titles and diverse character by Author Ayesha Marfani:

https://www.amazon.com/Miss-Never-Pleased-Ayesha-Marfani-ebook/dp/B07C84NJ35

https://www.amazon.com/Full-Truth-Half-All-Lie-ebook/dp/B07DBPXZ8K

https://www.amazon.com/Tales-Treasure-Chest-Ayesha-Marfani/dp/168160468X

 

Every Cover tells a Story…

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This children book cover tells a story…

The three shadows have weird names.

One of them says, “I am all lie.”

The second introduces himself as, “I am half-truth.”

The third thinks,” He is all truth.”

I am not going to tell you in specific to whom the shadows belong. You can make your guess or wait until the book is launched.

Have you ever seen a tree which grows three kinds of fruits but all of them are poisonous in different situations and must not be eaten without thinking?

I won’t tell you why they are poisonous. You must wait for the book or you can guess.

The color black seems surprising in the blazing sun. This color shows that the cause of darkness is not the night or the thunder which raises a question; Why does a tree look so black in the blazing sun and clear blue sky?

Because it is the natural color if the tree.

Stay connected to know more about these characters.

With love-Author Ayesha Marfani

You can also buy the previous titles by Author Ayesha Marfani

https://www.amazon.com/Tales-Treasure-Chest-Ayesha-Marfani/dp/168160468X

https://www.amazon.com/Fairy-Ordinary-Children-Ayesha-Marfani-ebook/dp/B073TYJ56S