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PNN
New Delhi [India], January 21: Menopause is a natural part of aging for women that marks the end of their reproductive years but also it's a time when a woman's hope, energy, and enthusiasm ends somewhere about life. This extraordinary piece of writing is so well explained in such a way that it reflects knowledge in the veil of entertainment and story. The author has crafted an art of learning with so much perfection that it makes a long-lasting or never-ending impact on the reader's soul while reading, and after reading. It is a fiction novel that serves as knowledge through entertainment and delves into the often-overlooked challenges faced by midlife women, particularly during menopause. Set within an Indian socio-cultural context, the book offers a deep, empathetic exploration of the struggles of women in their 40s and 50s as they navigate health crises, societal expectations, family relations, personal relationship troubles, confidence, and personal identity. In this saga of women's lives in the words of a male author, the author uses the metaphor of "pause" in menopause to emphasize that life doesn't stop but evolves, often requiring resilience and rediscovery in that phase too. The author has beautifully highlighted the role of a husband and a doctor in society. This book is an anthem of self-help, love, confidence, wisdom, and awareness to everyone be it a doctor who seeks his or her career as Jasmona, be it a housewife who feels her condition as Dolly, and a male person to every next door like Rajat a sheer misogynist and typical symbol of patriarchy in society. This book is the ultimate dedication that can ever happen to Naari of India. A book like Me No Pause Me Play is read every year to all generations as it not merely creates an awareness of health and social culture among everyone but also creates a long-lasting impact on present and upcoming generations so that such situations can be abolished with wisdom and awareness. The book is so well integrated with emotions, anger, sympathy, recovery, love, care affection, group work, leadership, visionary ideas, and whatnot, it's a must-read masterpiece by Mr Manoj. Many can feel targeted and many can learn but this book is a treasure that is hard to earn. The novel is no less than well-researched and emotionally impactful, drawing attention to how women's health and personal struggles are often ignored or stigmatized by society and their male partners. It has been praised for its realism and societal relevance as every next door is Dolly and Rajat and every Dolly needs Jasmona in life, this book by a male author is a symbol of change and learning in society that too on hardships of females life, If somebody is interested in themes of women's empowerment, health, and societal expectations in a way of classic literature then this book is the best meaningful read. (ADVERTORIAL DISCLAIMER: The above press release has been provided by PNN. ANI will not be responsible in any way for the content of the same)
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