
Author
Aafreen Zafar
"Aafreen is a 22-year-old graduate, the daughter of Aadila& Zafar and Taskeen's sister. She is a graduate in Journalism and Mass Communication and she is currently pursuing her MBA in marketing management. A girl from the small town of Ooty - she is a daughter, a sister, a friend, and a patient listener if she tells you that you mean a lot to her – that you are an important person to her – she will always be there for you no matter what you do or how you do it. No matter how hard you think it is to get past a situation she will help you through it– she learning with every step she goes, her life is in Bangalore because that’s where she learned the true meaning of friendship and love, and the value of her family. She has co-authored in over 80 anthologies so far, and is definite that this journey will continue. She is also a compiler. Her first 5 books as a compiler are available on Amazon, one of which - Quartoze Amante is recognised by the OMG Book of Records, and she has 7 more books in progress. She has also been recognized for her work by the BTC awards, The Golden Globe Awards, The most deserving awards, the Warriors of change awards and The Chosen Ones. You can reach her on her Instagram ID: @aafreen__98 & @_the_tiny_taless Her Email ID: [email protected]"
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Books by Aafreen Zafar

Qué Sera Sera
Articles by Aafreen Zafar
Sep 15, 2026
Raising Readers in this Digital World
By Bella Rohatgi — Writer | Educator | Lifelong LearnerWe are raising children in a world very different from the one ma...
Sep 15, 2026
Stay Loving Stay Connected
Stay Loving, Stay Connected in a Fast-Moving WorldWe live in a world that moves at the speed of a swipe.Shorts, reels, m...
Feb 24, 2026
ख़ाली श्यामपट्ट-1
गाँव के एक वीरान स्कूल में, जहाँ श्यामपट्ट पर धूल जम चुकी है, एक बूढ़ा मास्टर अब भी उम्मीद लिख रहा है।पर सवाल वही है —क्...
Feb 10, 2026
She Asked for Five Rupees
Story Title – “She Asked for Five Rupees”. It was winter.The air was cold, almost breathless. I stood still, watchi...
