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The Quiet Mirror: The Hero Was Never on the Screen-It was always You.
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ISBN13: 9798198720978
Publisher: Independently Published
Pages: 206
Weight: 0.54
Height: 0.47 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
Publisher: Independently Published
Pages: 206
Weight: 0.54
Height: 0.47 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
What if the hero you admired on the screen was just a reflection of who you could become?
The Quiet Mirror is a deeply reflective literary novel about self-discovery, inner change, and the quiet choices that shape a life.
Set in the peaceful city of Imphal, the story follows Ibohal, a young man whose ordinary visit to a movie theatre becomes something far more personal. What begins as entertainment turns into a quiet awakening-forcing him to confront his anger, habits, fears, and the uncomfortable gap between understanding what is right and actually living it.
The Quiet Mirror is a deeply reflective literary novel about self-discovery, inner change, and the quiet choices that shape a life.
Set in the peaceful city of Imphal, the story follows Ibohal, a young man whose ordinary visit to a movie theatre becomes something far more personal. What begins as entertainment turns into a quiet awakening-forcing him to confront his anger, habits, fears, and the uncomfortable gap between understanding what is right and actually living it.
As his journey unfolds, Ibohal begins to realize something powerful:
True heroism is not found in fame, perfection, or dramatic moments.
It is found in the small decisions people make every day-
choosing patience over anger,
kindness over selfishness,
and awareness of impulse.
Thoughtful and sincere, The Quiet Mirror looks at the hidden challenges many of us face-the hope for self-improvement, even when change is gradual and imperfect.
This is not a story about superheroes.
It is a story about ordinary people, ordinary moments, and the quiet strength hidden within everyday life.
Perfect for readers who enjoy:
- Reflective literary fiction
- Philosophical storytelling
- Emotional self-discovery
- Meaningful, character-driven novels
- Inspirational contemporary fiction
Because sometimes, the real hero was never on the screen.
It was always you.
True heroism is not found in fame, perfection, or dramatic moments.
It is found in the small decisions people make every day-
choosing patience over anger,
kindness over selfishness,
and awareness of impulse.
Thoughtful and sincere, The Quiet Mirror looks at the hidden challenges many of us face-the hope for self-improvement, even when change is gradual and imperfect.
This is not a story about superheroes.
It is a story about ordinary people, ordinary moments, and the quiet strength hidden within everyday life.
Perfect for readers who enjoy:
- Reflective literary fiction
- Philosophical storytelling
- Emotional self-discovery
- Meaningful, character-driven novels
- Inspirational contemporary fiction
Because sometimes, the real hero was never on the screen.
It was always you.
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