Farzana Habib's Books

The following set of stories explores the lives and loves of different woman from all walks of life. Right from infancy all the way to old age. Each story highlights an issue, a problem and even moments of happiness.

“Believe you can and you’re halfway there.” - Theodore Roosevelt Best Collection of prose and poetry

“Oh, but you must travel through those woods again and again... said a shadow at the window... and you must be lucky to avoid the wolf every time... But the wolf... the wolf only needs enough luck to find you once.” - Emily Carroll, Through the Woods

“One is not born, but rather becomes, a woman.” - Simone de Beauvoir, The Second Sex

Best Collections of Prose and Poetry in English & Bengali.

A Collection of Spontaneous Prose and Poetry

“O Lord, to know that one is not allowed to be afraid; it is the most frightening thing of all.” - A.J. West, The Spirit Engineer

The first issue of Potion for the Passionate carries with it strong whispers of hope we reflect on little moments of joy amidst the tragic COVID-19 pandemic. As the world learns to adapt to the new normal, we find the glimmer of happiness in our humble abode.

No one escapes from life alive. - Michael Chrichton

32-year-old Chadwick Williams lives in New York, works in a architecture firm and is part of the perfect family. Rich, classy, but down to Earth people. His life is near perfect except for one area. Love. He has met his forever person in the form of a 31-year-old, olive skinned, green eyed bridal consultant named Collins Hemsworth They have been together for close to two years but still live-in secret. Why? Because Chad cannot come out to his family. He had not seen them in years for this reason. But all of this changes on a cold wintry night. Well kind of' when his mom lets him know that it's time to come home in Ottawa. He panics and let her know that he has been seeing a rather special lady named Cherry Springs. A friend in real life and not his actual love interest. Together they leave for Ottawa. After that their days are filled with merriment, secrets, bad luck, and eventually betrayal. But through it all. Will Chadwick Williams be able to finally come out to his family? Marry the man of his dreams? Save his friendship with Cherry Springs? Read through the pages to find how his journey ends.

The following set of poems explore the ups and downs and the aftermath of leaving a relationship or being separated from a loved one for a long time from a female perspective

This book provides a critical analysis of the Rohingya refugees’ identity building processes and how this is closely linked to the state-building process of Myanmar as well as issues of marginalization, statelessness, forced migration, exile life, and resistance of an ethnic minority. With a focus on the ethnic minority’s life at the Myanmar-Bangladesh border, the author demonstrates how the state itself is involved in the construction of identity, which it manipulates for its own political purposes. The study is based on original research, largely drawn from fieldwork data. It presents an alternative and endogenous interpretation of the problem in contrast to the exogenous narrative espoused by state institutions, non-governmental organizations, and the media.

This book is for those who are interested to know more about the recent trend of service loyalty and service switching among mobile phone service users. This timely and important book is an essential guide for researchers, policy makers, managers, and marketers to develop an insight to better strategize and effectively implement loyalty programs and prevent their customers from switching. The term loyalty is acknowledged as an important indicator of the likely success of a service business, whereas switching costs a service firm the customers future revenue stream. However, recent research revealed that, in many industries, satisfied customers also tend to switch. This book discusses the role of switching cost and consumer innovativeness in explaining consumers switching tendency. Last but not the least, this book offers a richer explanation about loyalty and switching phenomena than past studies that mostly discussed these two constructs in isolation. Nowadays, divided loyalty as well as switching became a common issue, which made it difficult for the company managers to retain their customers for a long time. With no exception, the mobile phone service market is also filled with divided loyal ones as well as switchers. This book presents some depth and breadth strategies for the mobile phone network service providers in order to manage such promiscuous customers.

This Is The Book Where History Meets The Bride Of Fiction. In This Loveless Union, Both Striving For The Kernels Of Truth. Sixteenth Century Is The Time Period In Which This Saga Unfolds. The Scenario Opens At Kabul In Afghanistan, Down The Slope Of One Small Hill, Called Gulkhaneh. This Hill Lies Against The Majestic Range Of The Himalayas, Where The Biblical Cain Is Believed To Be Buried. Babur Is A Poet, A Mystic, And A Scholar. He Is Dauntless To A Verge Of Recklessness, Loving His Moun¬Tain-Brides, And Indulging In Pleasures Even Amidst The Extremities Of Wars. The Plot And The Characters Follow The Bride¬Groom Of History Like The Phantoms Of The Fate. Yet, The Bride Of Fiction Feeds The Very Lips Of The Words With Exotic Dialogues. The Scenic Splendors Along The Way Shun The Dull Bridegroom Of History, And Welcome The Bride Of Fiction On A Swift, Pleasant Journey Toward The Stairway To India. Babur Is The True Heir Of Tamerlane Sixth In Line From Him As His Paternal Ancestor, And From Genghis Khan As His Maternal Ancestor. After Thirty-Six Years Of Turbulent Rule (Only Five Years In India), When Babur Died At Agra, At The Age Of Forty-Eight, His Empire Extended Eastward From Badakhshan And Kabul Through The Punjab To The Borders Of Bengal. He Died As He Lived ! Like A True Mystic, Espousing Gaiety And Laughter. And Living In The Warmth And Sunshine Of His Great, Great Loves. And Welcoming Death Without Fear ! Rather, Immolating His Life, To Save The Life Of His Beloved Son, Humayun. Thus, Dying In Conformity With His Belief To Live Joyfully And To Die Happily. Farzana Moon Is A Native Of Pakistan. She Is A Teacher And A Writer. Her Poetry And Prose Have Appeared In Literary Journals In The United States. She Is A Citizen Of The United States, And Is Residing In Ohio With Her Husband And Daughter. Her Literary Pursuits Range From Religion To Philosophy, From Politics To History. Her Plays, Includ¬Ing The One Based On The Mahabharata, Are Being Considered By Us And Canadian Publishers. She Plans To Write Six Moghul Sagas, Three Of Which Are Complete. Her Third Moghul Saga, Divine Akbar And Holy India, Is Being Considered By Us And Foreign Publishers.

The collection of poems speaks of love, loss, marriage, and human observations regarding the three from a woman’ perspective.

The following collection of poems talk about love and the happiness that blossomed from it between two young lovers. The poems talk about the bittersweet ending of a love that had no final destination and the two people in question had to part ways.

The little things matter. The kind of stuff we don’t pay attention to. With time they turn into bigger things which fill up the year. The following poems depict the small stuff and speak of a woman’s journey.

THE FOLLWING COLLECTION OF POEMS SPEAK OF HEART BREAK AND THE PAINS THAT COME WITH IT.

No one escapes from life alive. - Michael Chrichton

A Collection of Spontaneous Prose and Poetry

One day as Van is walking with his friends, he suddenly saw a mysterious girl which took him to an abandoned hallway of his school. There he discovered a strange door which opens to a bizarre and surreal world, strange beings and magical places.

“O Lord, to know that one is not allowed to be afraid; it is the most frightening thing of all.” - A.J. West, The Spirit Engineer

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