Treehouse surprise

This is with reference to the story, “Treehouse surprise” by Syeda Rimsha Hasan (YW, January 13). The story emphasised the importance of relationships, particularly the love between a father and his children.

The treehouse symbolised the joyful memories their father had and how he preserved those with a special gift for each child to explore their potential and express their creativity.

Sukaina Imam,
Faisalabad

Improving the basics of English

This is regarding the cover article “Improving the basics of English” by Dawood Khan (YW, January 13). English is not our native language, but an international language that is also spoken officially along with Urdu in our country. Therefore, it does not come naturally to most of us. We always need support and tips to improve and the writer has provided some really brilliant tips that can make us improve and avoid the silly mistakes we make on daily basis.

Rahim Dad,
Kech

Not the same as my vision

This is with reference to the story “Not the same as my vision” by Fatima Khurrum (YW, January 13). The writer skilfully built suspense and excitement, especially the playful banter between siblings added a touch of realism to the story. The mix of traditional and unusual games added a delightful twist to the celebration that took place on the cruise.

Overall, the story gave the message that life’s surprises may not follow the script, but unplanned moments often create the most unforgettable memories.

Manha Mansoor,
Sukkur

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The story “Not the same as my vision” by Fatima Khurrum is relatable to many, because it shows how life doesn’t always go as we may have planned. The story further gives the message that we face challenges every day, and it is through our understanding and resilience that we can solve the hardest of problems and live a peaceful life.

Maleeha Farooqi,
Lahore

Too much of anything is bad

This is regarding the story “Too much of anything is bad” (YW, December 30) by Eesha Faraz.

The story emphasised the importance of balance and consistency in academic success and also highlighted the significance of regular studying and time management. The story was a helpful reminder that a balanced and thoughtful approach to studies can lead to good results.

Shanzay Siddiqui,
Karachi

Published in Dawn, Young World, February 17th, 2024