Description

Some books, you read—this one, reads you.
Written in quiet hours and honest moments, these words aren’t a guide or a manual, but something gentler: a mirror, a friend, a little light for your in-between moments.
Inside these pages are small, raw stories that slip under your skin—quiet enough to feel like secrets, loud enough to change the way you see yourself.
Between the lines, you’ll find empty spaces— doorways. For your words, sketches, your midnight confessions. Flip to the page that calls your name. Skip ahead. Circle back. Get lost.
And once you step inside- you may never want to leave.

‘Soulful’ is like reading the private thoughts of, and getting a hug from, a friend who totally gets you. This raw, honest look at growing up is a beautiful reminder that you’re not alone in all the mess. Anwita’s powerful voice assures you that it’s okay to be exactly who you are. This book is a must-read for anyone navigating life and learning to love themselves.
~ Nehal Khandwala Doshi
Investor, Ex Corporate and Investment Banker, Book reviewer @chapter.n.chatter

“These 21 delightful reflections struck an instant chord with my heart as much as with my mind. Reading them would simply make anyone feel better! That, I suppose, is the true hallmark of any good writing.
It’s amazing to know that this is Anwita’s debut book. Not many people possess the depth and the flair she has shown at her age. Keep writing young lady, preserve your originality zealously in this ChatGPT/AI era. Make us richer with more of your unfiltered writings in future!”
~ Anand Agashe
Senior journalist, Former Director Editor of Sakal Media Group, Pune

Soulful is Anwita’s debut book. Only thirteen, but her reflections on life, memories, experiences take the reader on a gentle wave formed by beautiful words. The pages between the chapters to write an experience, memory of a childhood smell, sketch are delightful additions. May she remain connected to Nature always as she is now at this young age. Young readers will be enriched by these 21 Reflections. Keep it up, Anwita.
~ Sujata Raye
Feature writer, avid traveller, Former Executive Editor of Young Buzz, a children’s weekly published by Sakal Group of Papers, Pune