My Children My World

My Children, My World by Carol Sankhe One woman’s journey from a life of comfort to the edge of tragedy spurs the realization that life moves on, while critically appraising the wisdom of having to nurture the future of one’s children, despite almost cataclysmic turn of events in one’s life. Indeed, how many times do children carry the burden of family situations where their well being is suddenly compromised? Carol Pravin Sankhe, in My Children, My World: A True Account Plus Three Exciting Stories draws attention to and wisdom from such situations, weaving stories around circumstances where children are suddenly exposed to the elements of survival at a tender age. Brace, then, for one real story, three others imagined, tied up by the common theme of children facing the blind, often whimsy, exigencies of existence.