An Indonesian girl from the small village of Pariangan who fled the village with her little brother. After Dae-eun, Nehal and the brother had an accident on the way, they now made their way to the capital of Indonesia.

Trauma often follows familiar patterns, yet remains deeply complex and unique to each individual. While everyone experiences pain, each person's journey through it is their own. Understanding and striving for happiness while living with that pain is a personal endeavour. This story explores Marla's journey of childhood trauma, how a 'normal' life may not be as normal as it seems, and how one person's reality can be very different from another's. Acknowledging the existence of problems is the first step towards healing.

This volume represents a collection of life histories of women who live in rural Haryana. It looks at the impact of the 73rd Amendment to India’s constitution, which introduced reservations in the political arena for women. The Panchayati Raj Act of 1992 reserved one third of all Sarpanch positions for women, and granted constitutional status to the Panchayat system, outlining its specific functions and jurisdiction. This book enhances existing scholarship on the impact of these changes in that it provides the opportunity for women Sarpanches from Haryana to speak for themselves and reflect upon their journey. Ten elected women Sarpanches share their stories about their lives, from childhood to adolescence to adulthood. Their life histories address the following questions: Who are these women who agreed to run for a reserved seat in the elections? What motivated them? Why were they asked to run? What barriers do they face? Do they feel they are making a difference? Indeed, these stories reflect the lived realities of the women impacted by the changes in legislation.

No one waits for rain on the Rhein, especially in Köln, where the sun always shines. Just like Sarah Köllwitz, who is living her best student life in this new city; she never wish for a rainy day. There are always things to do for herself in many different corner of this warm city. Budi Jayanto also never wish for a rain, but his first year in Köln makes him feel that every day is cloudy and his heart is rainy. But one late night encounter and another coincidental meet-up that is too cute to be true later, they learn a whole new world and a whole new feeling. Rain doesn't really bother them anymore. This is a story of two people who learn how to love from the absence of love. They try to see, understand ,and learn from each other until they understand what love needs from them and what they need from each other.

You will encounter unique phases and metamorphic transformations in the life of a 27-year-old. She's impulsive, sentimental, and highly addicted to TV. The chapters in the form of short stories, deal with issues of racism and gender discrimination to confession to a crush and a life changing tinder date. The novel creates an intimate relationship with the reader as the protagonist addresses them as a close and real friend. So, see you later buddy and don't forget the tea!

2004, Shanghai. A 12-year-old girl sees her new classmate, Wolfgang, and all of a sudden she understands what love means. Padma was always a wallflower in a world full of loud people. She didn't think loving Wolfie ever be anything more than a secret. But two years later when Wolfie was to leave China forever, Padma is devastated. She's used to saying goodbye, but saying it to Wolfie? The words can't leave her mouth. Then came an email; the flutter of a butterfly's wings in 2006 become the profound event that would forever transform Wolfie and Padma years later. Call it fate, call it destiny, call it whatever you want. The word does not matter. All I know is it happened, and the tale is as extraordinary as the circumstances. What you will read is all true. Names have been changed but the story is completely intact. Take a journey with Wolfie and Padma as they navigate from adolescence into adulthood, and as they are unknowingly pulled together by the Red Thread of Fate.

In 'Bridging Humans and AI', the author takes us on a captivating journey into a world where algorithms and Artificial Intelligence permeate reality. Short stories within the book demonstrate how digitization enriches our everyday lives and improves the world. We learn how AI functions and about the revolutionary achievements that lie ahead. New media shape childhood, bringing challenges for parents and teachers. Yet, friendships between humans and AI emerge. Politicians are assisted by AI and the automotive and medical industries undergo a revolution. The YouTube success formula transforms careers and we catch a glimpse into the future of strong AI. Crime is combated, and the music scene is inspired. The book invites us to discover the exciting evolution of algorithms and AI, to see the world with fresh eyes, and to explore the synergy between humans and machines. An engaging read, it's brimming with hope and inspiration!

Please Don't Tell My Mum is a collection of stories from my time at university and the years following it. Going from a sheltered little girl in India to a confused adult is definitely an adventure. While there is some advice in this book, I wrote this book to remind every young adult that life can be crazy and messy sometimes, but that's what makes it fun. This is for everyone with protective parents setting out on their journey to adulthood.