Love Harbingers Book By Seven Engineering Students of Harcourt Butler Technical University
Feb 7, 2021
A Book on Love by Parthsarthi ( Saliicii) , Sneha Agarwal , Aprajit Singh , Manav Pandey , Nidhi , Shagun Tiwari & Shivangi Kshatriya
New Delhi, Delhi Feb 7, 2021 (Issuewire.com) - Love Harbingers, Strings Of Innocence is a collection of 21 poems by seven engineering students of Harcourt Butler Technical University, Kanpur.
This book deals with small poems and relates the mental synchronization of teenagers and their love affairs.
Love Harbingers in Ebook form is now out on amazon and top-selling platforms - Buy Now. Along with which paperback format is out on Amazon US, UK, DE, and many more and will be available in India by 14.2.21
Love is being portrayed as a holy cup filled with an elixir of poems that pop out from the bottom of the heart when two souls eventually share their vibes.
These seven teenagers are from various departments of engineering that are being taught at Harcourt Butler Technical University, these students shared their mutual thinking style and wrote this book within a small span of a week.
These students are as follows - Parthsarthi ( Saliicii), Sneha Agarwal, Shivangi Kshatriya, Nidhi, Aprajit Singh, Shagun Tiwari, and Manav Pandey.
These young authors want to help people to let know them what love is, this book provides an idea of unconditional and immature love that crawls around among teenagers.
These teenagers are working on social welfares as progressive activists to help others to overcome mental trauma by their write-ups and speeches.
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