Hello, all! I have some really exciting news to share today. India Was One by An Indian has been considered to be included in all American school libraries. This is absolutely great. I am so pleased to share this information with you all, as the book is very dear to my heart.
NEWS UPDATE! (BY THE AUTHOR):
India Was One was submitted to be considered for inclusion in ALL the School Libraries across America (over 26,000). There were 15,000 books submitted, and after passing through all the rounds, India Was One has entered the final round.
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India Was One for School Libraries
Cypress, California – January 1, 2013 - India Was One was submitted to be considered for inclusion in ALL the School Libraries across America (over 26,000). There were 15,000 books submitted, and after passing through all the rounds, India Was One entered the final round.
“AABV is so proud of how far your book got in the process,” said a spokesperson from American Authors Book Vending (who submitted the book).
India Was One is a work of fiction interwoven with real events, thus labeled a realistic-fiction. Each chapter of the book begins with an artwork, giving us vignettes of the characters’ lives in Mumbai and later in the US.
India Was One is written by an anonymous author who calls himself ‘an Indian’. It is available for sale on Flipkart, Indiaplaza, Pothi, and many more online stores in India. The best way to see where it is available is to visit the book’s website, www.IndiaWasOne.com.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
The author was born and raised in Mumbai, India. He came to the US in 1989 and lived in New York. He currently resides in Los Angeles with his wife and two children.
For more information about INDIA WAS ONE, please visit WWW.INDIAWASONE.COM or contact the author at author@indiawasone.com.
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Congratulations to the author and the book! Both truly deserve all the praise and honour and I only wish for more success in the future.
Sarika
Yes, every American school library! That IS huge and such an honour. Thanks for stopping by, Aman! :)
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