'Mostly Normal,' By Priyadeep Kaur, Becomes the First Indian Book on Disability Awareness to Top the Charts

on Oct 07, 2022

Priyadeep Kaur, India's best-selling novelist, has released her latest book, 'Mostly Normal,' which encourages discussion about differently-abled people and those in their families.

This inspirational novelist has already generated a lot of buzz among children for her previous books, Millions of Faces in a Face, Oscar for Loving, Grammy for Not! and Millions of Faces.

She was also recognized by the Prime Minister for her previous works, and she is back with another striking novel based on her own experiences as the sister of a sibling with a neurological disorder.

Mostly Normal was released on September 26th, 2022, and is still ranked #1 in the Amazon Bestseller category several days later.

Aside from the rankings, Mostly Normal has received amazing and emotional responses from her readers, who have been touched by the book Mostly Normal as it reveals the journey of acceptance towards disabilities and encouragement to take responsibility for people with special needs.

According to the reviews of Priyadeep Kaur's book, it presents a wide world to the readers, as it opens up an entirely new world and a new phase to the readers. The struggle is real, as is the author's experience, making this book worthwhile to read.

It is said that the book expresses a wide range of emotions in great depth. It reflects the pain, grief, frustrations, hope, optimism, inspiration, kindness, and togetherness that a family with a special needs child goes through. The letters to the author's brother also reveal a lot about her life, her special moments, her success, her setbacks, and more.

"I am fortunate in that I am attempting to inspire people from too small things," says Priyadeep Kaur, who has received the Uttar Pradesh Gaurav 2016, Atal Sammaan 2018, and Women's Film Forum awards for her work in Creative film production by Mr. Sandeep Marwah at Noida Film City.

Priyadeep Kaur is emerging as one of India's most distinctive young writers. Being a well-known writer and writing about important issues causes a radical shift in the Indian literary scene. The Indian Association of Journalists bestowed upon her the title of Shaan-e-Kashi in recognition of her efforts.