CALL YOUR MOM

There was a time when your mother was the first person you looked for whenever something happened.

When you were hungry, she knew. When you were unwell, she worried. When the world felt difficult, her voice somehow made everything feel a little better.

Then, slowly, life changed.

You grew up. You found your dreams, your responsibilities, your work and your own little world. Calls became shorter. Conversations became less frequent. And somewhere between meetings, deadlines and everyday distractions, the words "I'll call you tomorrow" became a habit.

But tomorrow is never something we should take for granted.

CALL YOUR MOM is a heartfelt reflection on motherhood, childhood, growing up, distance and the love that often goes unnoticed because it has always been there.

Through familiar memories and honest reflections, Suraj Prakash explores the little things mothers do, the sacrifices we rarely recognise, the emotional distance that can grow between generations, and the simple conversations we sometimes postpone for too long.

This book is a gentle reminder to pause, reconnect and appreciate the people whose love has shaped our lives.

It is for anyone who has ever missed a call, postponed a conversation or wished they had spent a little more time listening.

Because sometimes, the most meaningful thing you can do today is pick up your phone and call your mom.