
Nivedita Lall is a teacher by vocation and a writer by avocation. She considers herself a perpetual student of literature and life. She is an ardent lover of sunrise and butterflies and is a passionate stargazer. 'Psalm of Life' is her favourite poem and 'Jane Eyre' and 'The Book-Thief' her favourite prose. She lives an idyllic fairytale life in the middle of a concrete jungle and is an official day-dreamer.On usual days you'll find her with a book and a pen. On unusual ones, gleefully chatting with friends.
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