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Many children have iPhones, and enjoy these gadgets more than reading a storybook. States have banned these phones in schools, helping teachers to have less distractions in their classrooms. Growing up I always went to the school library to borrow a book to read at home, as buying books was an expense for my parents. Books were loaned weekly, giving me enough time to read my book. My parents expected me to finish my homework before I could read and I enjoyed reading to my sister. At school my friends would ask if I would recommend the book to them. We all had imagined that as adults, we could write our own story book based on our experiences. I went to college to study English literature. This gave me the advantage to write short articles in newsletters for YWCA, RED CROSS, United Nations Women's Guild (UNWG). When my husband joined UN headquarters in New York, I was invited by Mary Rockefeller, chairperson of the World Issues Committee of the YWCA of USA, to serve on the WORLD ISSUES Committee, representing them at the UN General Assembly. YWCA is a category 1 NGO of the UN, so attending the annual session in September gave me another opportunity to write a report for YWCA's newsletter. From Delhi where I was born in a modest family, to UN in New York was "To Dream The Impossible Dream'.