Transcript
0:00 Foreign. Just before we end this conversation, a quick rapid fire round. In a word, you need to tell us. Being mom is amazing. Being an author, fantastic, nice, dream fulfilled. Okay, the next place you want to visit, Considering that she's such a travel junkie, we have
0:27 to ask her this. Tokyo at cherry blossom time because it'll be me going back in that sense, home. It's also the time when I'm turning 40. Okay. So that's where I'm going.
0:37 Okay. The next, the one thing you want to tell parents who are or tell moms especially who are thinking that, you know, my having a baby is like career over. Relax. Okay. And last but not the least, read because
0:57 you want to.
0:59 And kids should read because. Okay, perfect. So thank you, Payal. Thank you so much for being on KSP Diaries. And for all those who missed out, Payal has written this book
1:12 or you've just
1:13 tuned
1:13 in. And I want to say one thing. We have an incredible website for this book. It's called www.horridhigh.com. so it's very easy. Www.horridhigh.com. please encourage your kids to go there because it's very engaging, very interactive. The fun, fun thing about this website is that they can leave their email address and they will get an email from the horrid principal of the school along with a really cool activity kit which you can't possibly see on screen here, but it's fun.
1:41 You can download it and get them interested. Okay.
1:44 Don't Forget, it's called HoradHigh.com. thank you so much everybody for joining us. Thank you, Preeti. Thank you, Sana. Look forward to the next episode of KSP Diaries. Thank you so much. Thank you.
Summary
- Being a mom is described as amazing.
- Payal finds being an author fantastic and a dream fulfilled.
- She wishes to visit Tokyo during cherry blossom season for her 40th birthday.
- Payal advises moms that having a baby does not mean the end of their careers; they should relax.
- She promotes reading for children, highlighting its importance.
- Payal's book has an engaging website, www.horridhigh.com, where kids can interact and receive activities.
- The website allows kids to receive emails from a fictional school principal, enhancing engagement.