Pure Sequence: A Story Of Growing Old Gracefully O
Paro Anand
Pure Sequence is not a beginning, middle and end kind of novel, but rather a story of women in their twilight years; aglow with their past, learning to cherish their present and not worrying too much about the future. It is about the realities that confront us all, sooner or later. Those who leave their parents to lead their own lives; those whose own children are flying out of the nest; those who are forced into believing that their life is done behind them; to those who admire the strength and fortitude of their grandmothers. Pure Sequence is about the quiet confidence of women growing old gracefully or otherwise, realizing that they are in yet another prime of their lives.
Paro Anand runs a programme - Literature in Action -in Delhi and various places including Kashmir. She headed the National Centre for Children's Literature, NBT, India. In 2000, she helped children make the world's longest newspaper in thirteen languages in eleven different states in India. This is her eighteenth book. She has been awarded for her contribution to children's literature, including the IBBY Honor List for No Guns at My Son's Funeral, 2006.
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