Still I Smiled

<p>Some stories are not told with noise &mdash; they are written in silence.</p><p>Some wounds do not bleed &mdash; they ache quietly behind smiles.</p><p>Still I Smiled is not just a memoir. It is the voice of a girl who stayed silent too long a girl who was never loud enough to be heard never broken enough to be noticed. In these pages Mehar Ul Nisa opens the doors to her hidden world &mdash; a world shaped by quiet classrooms misunderstood emotions unseen grief betrayal and the unbearable weight of always being &ldquo;okay.&rdquo;</p><p>From childhood pain to academic pressure from losing her voice to finding herself again this book traces the invisible journey so many students daughters and dreamers go through &mdash; the kind that happens behind closed doors and forced smiles.</p><p>Each chapter is a raw reflection of growing up too fast feeling too much and surviving in a world that praises perfection but ignores pain.</p><p>If you&rsquo;ve ever cried without anyone knowing smiled when you wanted to scream or stayed strong just because you had no other choice &mdash; this book is for you.</p><p>This is not a happily-ever-after.</p><p>This is a quiet revolution &mdash; where surviving is sacred and smiling is strength.</p>