Sneha Singh always knew there was a writer inside her — a quiet voice that whispered, “One day.” For years, she imagined writing a book after retirement, when life had slowed down and time was finally her own. But on a quiet Saturday morning — March 15, 2025 — something shifted. Why wait? Why postpone a dream that had been growing quietly since childhood? With no outline, no title, and no plan, she opened a blank page and began to write — not because she had studied literature or mastered technique, but because she had something to say. Writing, for Sneha, has never been about formality. It’s been about truth. Like any artist — a dancer, a painter, a lyricist — she writes to express what often lives between words. A quiet observer by nature, her voice is shaped by compassion, resilience, and a deep belief in the power of kindness. At 32, she looks back on a life of steady strength — not always easy, but always honest. Through each challenge, she held onto one unwavering truth: I am the strongest person I know — second only to my mother. Her journey is not extraordinary. And that, she believes, is exactly the point. A Life to Cheer is a reminder that even in ordinary lives, there is quiet magic. That we are all moving through similar storms in different boats. “If I can’t do something good for someone,” she says, “the least I can do is to ensure that nothing bad happens to them.” That simple intention has shaped not only how she lives — but why she writes. This book is for the words she never spoke, and for the reader who needed to hear them. It’s the beginning of something she’s carried for years. And now, finally, she’s ready to share it.Sneha Singh is a quiet observer of life and a believer in the strength of stillness. Her writing reflects a deep sensitivity to the human experience — its grief, grace, and growth — and a belief that healing doesn’t need to be loud to be real. A Life to Cheer is her debut work: a tender, reflective collection that invites readers to soften, breathe, and return to themselves. Her words offer a gentle space for those learning to begin again — not perfectly, but honestly. When not writing, Sneha finds peace in solitude, softness in routine, and meaning in the unnoticed moments that shape us. Follow her journey or get in touch on Instagram: @honestchapterbook