Paro Anand crafts stories that give a voice to the young and vulnerable, exploring themes of violence, loss, and the search for alternative paths. Through her diverse works, she highlights the power of narrative in the holistic development of young people, empowering them to create their own literature. Her writing often draws from difficult realities, offering insights into complex social issues and the resilience of the human spirit. Anand's commitment to amplifying marginalized voices and her belief in literature as a tool for empowerment resonate deeply throughout her compelling literary contributions.
Kann ein Terrorist unschuldig sein? Aftab lebt in Kaschmir. Ohne das Wissen seiner Eltern und seiner Freunde tritt er einer geheimen Terrorgruppe bei, dessen Anführer er wie einen großen Bruder vergöttert. So wird Aftab immer tiefer hineingezogen in den Strudel aus Hass und Gewalt. Schonungslos ehrlich und brutal regt dieses Buch zum Nachdenken an.