Nineteen books. Twenty next year…
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Waking people up.
Working on myself. I’m a work in progress to the end.
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As the billionaire philanthropist Anita Rani, who helped bring education to huge numbers of young women around the world.
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Guilt for not being productive enough – ridiculous.
My dog was quite expensive. She’s a Bedlington whippet, named Rafi after Mohammed Rafi, the famous Indian singer. She’s got a boy’s name, but she doesn’t mind.
Hard work, painful.
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