All my life I have been telling stories and jotting them down in my many journals. I have about 12 nieces and nephews and I have created an individual story for each of them when they were 4 or 5 years old and gave it to them as a gift. Recently one of my nephews who is a doctor now found an old notebook of the story I had written 35 years ago for him and gave it back to me and asked me why I stopped writing and told me that I should get it published. I was surprised to see that he had saved the notebook for so long because they all know their stories which have been told and retold over and over again. Now that I have an empty nest I said why not. And here I am.
An obsidian cat that turns people into stone. A man and his son investigate an ancient curse. Deadly monsters and dangers at every turn.
The “The Curse of The Cat’s Eye” by Baseerat Javed has all of this and more as it invites the reader on a journey with Samir and Ramie, a kind bookbinder and his adventurous son. As they escape their village of Pamidi to explore the ancient curse placed on the Princess of Gandikota Fort, they face obstacle after obstacle, transforming Ramie from a naïve boy into a brave hero while teaching him lessons about resilience and wisdom along the way.
Baseerat Javed has created a true literary gem that entails a wonderful plot, well-rounded characters, and a memorable exploration of timeless lessons as Samir and Ramie embark on their quest through the rich landscape of India.
From the magical bookbinding shop in Pamidi to the mystical architecture of Gandikota Fort, each setting is described beautifully, allowing the reader to connect with the story on a deeper level. Ramie’s journey is a classic coming-of-age arc that resonates with all readers long after they have turned the final page.
All my life I have been telling stories and jotting them down in my many journals.
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