I'M Gonna Tell God Everything
Uncover the Magic in Every Word, The Journey in Every Story.
I'M Gonna Tell God Everything...
- The story follows five-year-old Ahmed, whose innocence and dreams of peace stand in stark contrast to the violence of war, making his journey both heartbreaking and deeply moving.
- Ahmed’s final words, “I’m gonna tell God everything,” serve as a powerful plea for justice, symbolizing the deep emotional toll of war on innocent children and sparking global conversations about human responsibility.
- Despite the horrors around them, Ahmed’s parents demonstrate incredible resilience. His mother’s love and his father’s teachings offer hope, showing how family bonds can withstand even the greatest tragedies.
- Ahmed’s story transcends borders, capturing the world’s attention. His tragic fate brings discussions about the cost of war and reminds humanity of its duty to protect the innocent from violence and suffering.
- After the tragedy, Ahmed’s mother creates a school in his name to give children the chance for education and peace. His story lives on, proving that even in death, a child’s voice can change the world.
About Me
With over 16 years in banking, I've mastered numbers and strategies, but my heart has always belonged to storytelling. From crafting childhood essays to writing poetry and short stories, words have been my constant companion. While an MBA in Marketing and an Executive PG in AI & ML from IIT Roorkee broadened my professional journey, writing has always been my creative sanctuary. Outside the world of finance, I find joy in photography and spinning bedtime stories for my daughter, whose curiosity fuels my passion. Writing is not just a hobby—it's my way of connecting with the world.
Book Reviews
“ I’m Gonna Tell God Everything is an emotionally gripping novel that paints the brutal realities of war through the eyes of a child. Ahmed’s innocence and his mother’s fierce love left me in tears. The author captures the humanity in a tragedy that the world cannot ignore. This book will stay with you long after the final page. ”
Amit Sharma, Author & Teacher