PAMPORE, September 03: Abeeha Shakeel, a Class 7th student from Ladhoo village in Pampore, has earned recognition as a young author after penning her first Hindi book, “Sapno Ki Duniya” (The World of Dreams).
Abeeha’s literary debut at such a young age has drawn appreciation from her family, teachers, literary enthusiasts and people in the area. Her accomplishment highlights her creativity, imagination and growing passion for reading and writing.
The young writer, daughter of Shakeel Ahmad, has demonstrated that determination and creativity can help children turn their ideas and dreams into meaningful work. Her first book is being seen as an encouraging achievement for students who aspire to explore the world of literature.
Abeeha’s achievement has brought pride to her family and the people of Ladhoo and Pampore area. Her journey also serves as an inspiration for other young students to develop reading habits, nurture their imagination and express their thoughts through writing.
“Sapno Ki Duniya” marks the beginning of Abeeha’s literary journey. With her enthusiasm for literature and creative writing, the young author hopes to continue writing and explore new ideas in the world of books.
Her achievement at an early age stands as a reminder that young minds, when encouraged and supported, can turn their dreams into reality.
Speaking to Morning Kashmir, Abeeha Shakeel said that she started writing her book “Sapno Ki Duniya” when she was in Class 5 and completed it over a period of nearly two years. She is currently a Class 7 student.
She said she wanted to write the book to inspire people and capture their thoughts and dreams. Through “Sapno Ki Duniya,” she has tried to explore how people can pursue their dreams and how the dreams and aspirations of individuals, parents and relatives can be understood and reflected through writing.
Abeeha said the book, titled “Sapno Ki Duniya,” has been written in Hindi. She said her interest in writing developed after she noticed that some of her school teachers were also authors. This inspired her to start writing a book of her own.
She told Morning Kashmir that after her book was presented before readers, she received appreciation and encouragement from her teachers, parents and relatives, which motivated her further.
Abeeha also encouraged other young people to take up writing, saying that writing brings discipline and helps young minds capture and express their thoughts, ideas and messages effectively.
She said “Sapno Ki Duniya” is her first book and that she chose Hindi because it is the official language of the country. She believes that when people feel connected or attracted to a language, they pay greater attention to it.
Abeeha added that she plans to continue writing and work on more meaningful and good books in the future.
