I usually lack the patience to cook elaborate meals. Truth be told, patience is something I do not possess at all! Everything should have taken place yesterday! For somebody like me, a book that has recipes for creating healthy home-cooks dishes in under 30 minutes is a big boon! Today you are going to meet the author of this incredible book, ‘Healthy Recipe Cookbook’.

Deepa Gandhi is a Freelance Dietician and a Writer. Deepa also writes about parenting, health & travel. She shares her experiences as a mom and as a nutritionist in her blog www.kreativemommy.com. Her first book, ‘Parenting Tips & Tricks’ was born out of her own parenting journey of raising two young girls. She credits her children for her current book as well. I asked Deepa about her favourite recipe from the book and the one guilty pleasure she allows herself. These and several other tidbits about the author are revealed further in the interview. 

Reema is one of the authors whose work helps her form a bond with her readers. Her stories take you on an emotional journey. Her book is a treasure for logophiles. Even if you don’t love words in general, who won’t fall in love in love with ‘Ikigai’? 😉 She chose 26 rare words and wove intense stories around them in her book ‘Peiskos’. If you ask her though,  it is rhymed poetry that takes her to a different world. She is an engineer by day but writing poetry and fiction give her the much-needed escape from reality. When she’s not writing (code or creative), she prefers to read. Give her a good book, some fresh air and some food and she promises not to disturb you until she finishes the book. She is a person of extreme personalities. She is a lover of nature and natural surroundings give her a high. At the same time she can’t sit idle and gets irritated if she has nothing to for too long! 

She is also the author of two more books, ‘Life’ and ‘Times of a Twenty Something’. 

Aren’t you excited to meet Reema D’Souza? I am sure you would love to know her favorite word from her book and the one word would she like to invent? Read on to find out… 🙂

As much as I have been enjoying getting to know some amazing authors in the past week, nothing gives me more pleasure or pride than speaking to a fellow Feminist. I’ve been more than surprised to know that a lot of people refrain from being called Feminists even though they say they believe in the principle of equality and also advocate it. This has been a huge bone of contention for me. And what better way than to ask an author with a strong voice to clear the air about the real meaning of Feminism? I am extremely thrilled to introduce…Monika Davessar.

Monika Davessar loves learning new things and blogging is her recent interest. Her book ‘Astitiva’ is a collection of poignant yet powerful stories centring around women empowerment. As a writer, she gets emotionally invested in her stories and as she will reveal later, one of them even got her teary-eyed. So without any further ado, let us get to know Monika better.

She identifies herself as a writer. So whether it is mommy posts or digital media strategy, brand endorsement or her recent attempts at fiction, she is quite comfortable, as long as she is writing. The author may have started writing to rant, but then realized that it could be a medium to establish herself as a brand. Now she rants with her friends when – wait for it – she wants to get rid of writing block! 🙂 I am sure you will have fun getting to know this writer through this free-wheeling interview. Say Hi to …Neha Tambe!! 

Neha Tambe is a blogger and freelance social media strategist who helps small businesses ace their social media marketing techniques. She is a Google Certified Digital Marketer and has over 6 years of experience in managing social media accounts.

Neha’s wish for an unusually practical superpower, made me realize how much she enjoys efficiency! Read on to know more facets of Neha’s warm personality. 

Kanika is well-known to most of us bloggers. During the A-Z challenge, she wrote about Women’s Health on her blog. I was truly fascinated by her strong Feminist voice. As someone who is very vocal about Feminist issues, I connected with Kanika almost instantly. It was later that I got to know about her penchant for writing children’s stories. Did you know that she has written and published over 15 books on children? She has recently written a book on teenagers or young adults as she calls them – ‘Growing Pains’. It’s a book about friendships, sisterly bonds, the mother-daughter relationship and teenage issues. Time to meet this amazingly talented and popular author…Kanika G!! 

Kanika G, a physicist by training and a mother of two girls, started writing to entertain her older daughter with stories, thus opening the floodgates on a suppressed passion. Today she has written several children’s stories and blogs on various parenting and feminist issues.

How does Kanika seamlessly move from an article on women’s issues to a cartoon series (Nina & Nana) filled with wit and humour while writing a children’s book at the same time? Kanika reveals the answer to this question in a fun interview.