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Kaur, Jasleen

 
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Synopsis

Letters to My Twins is a tender, deeply personal memoir told through letters a mother writes to her children from pregnancy through their early years. Honest and intimate, it captures the exhaustion, joy, identity shifts, and quiet transformation that come with becoming a parent—especially while raising twins far from home.

Blending cultural roots, immigrant life, and everyday moments of family, Jasleen Kaur reflects on love, resilience, and the many versions of herself she discovers along the way: mother, partner, scholar, and woman learning to hold it all together.

At its heart, this book is a record of devotion—a reminder to two children that they were loved fiercely from the very beginning, and a story that will resonate with parents, caregivers, and anyone navigating the beautiful, messy work of becoming.

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À propos de l'auteur

Jasleen Kaur is the author of Letters to My Twins, a memoir examining motherhood, intellectual ambition, and the responsibility of raising thoughtful citizens in complex times.She serves as a Senior Program Specialist with the Alameda County District Attorney's Office, leading innovative prosecution initiatives focused on data-informed reform, victim-centered practices, and institutional accountability. Her work applies rigorous analytics and program evaluation to strengthen public trust and modernize justice systems.Dr. Kaur holds a PhD in Public Policy from the University of Texas at Austin. Her research analyzed 3,500 Asian Development Bank projects to study gender dynamics in international development. She has worked with J-PAL South Asia, Duke University, and Uptogether, building expertise in experimental design and impact evaluation.Her scholarship, public service, and writing are shaped by her perspective as a South Asian woman working within-and questioning-the systems she studies.

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