Branches of my Tree: Exploring the essence of life

The world is magical and our journey is exciting.

Ordinary moments seen through the eyes of a poet, Branches of my Tree is a collection of insightful vignettes that will inspire, uplift and help you think differently about life.

Writer and self-confessed dreamer Deem Mirza has drawn from her experiences as a daughter, a wife, a mother and a woman to create a collection that will resonate with readers around the world.

With reflections on the inevitability of ageing, the unfairness of sexism, the highs and lows of relationships and the importance of hope, this little book contains some big subjects, which the author handles with delicacy.

Ideal for dipping into when you need a moment of reflection, Branches of my Tree will provoke you to think more deeply, and encourage you to be mindful in how you travel through this journey of life.

Deem Mirza is the pen name of Fabiha Haq, a Pakistani British writer, special education teacher, social and welfare worker, yogi and human rights supporter. Born in 1975, she has spent her life interacting with diverse cultures, religions and social strata, and is a fervent believer in equality, resilience, physical and mental wellbeing, and forgiveness. She values human relationships, cultural and religious nuances, and being open to challenging and changing rigid, stereotypical concepts of our existence. Branches of my Tree reflects Fabiha's unique style of writing, which connects the reader with the delicate and deeper meaning of life, relationships, wellbeing and spiritual connectivity.