
What Do You See When You Look in the Mirror?
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Narrated by:
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Jasleen Bhalla
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By:
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Nikita Singh
About this listen
How much of the person in the mirror is truly you?
A young couple decides to die together when they are old, but when it's time, one of them isn't done living. A child fosters plants in a monthlong challenge. A woman makes a desperate attempt to rescue her brother from his demons. A groom-to-be meets a green-eyed fairy the night before the wedding. A son vows to connect with his father after his mother's death.
In this dazzling collection of short fiction, best-selling author Nikita Singh explores the secret inner lives of her characters as they grapple with love, loss, grief, and mental health.
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