A veteran poet and author, and a respectable name in the world of Urdu literature, Yawar is known for his contribution in Ghazal and Nazm and his super silly poems he writes for children. In Urdu circles, he is sometimes referred to as "Dr. Seuss of Urdu" maybe because he translated many of Dr. Seuss poems into full blown poetry in Urdu or maybe because he is as creative and as witty in his own poems as Dr. Seuss was. His music album titled "Bhalu Goshe" containing poems for children was released in 2019 and was well received. The album is available on all major music streaming portals. Yawar's first book "Aashnaiyan" was published in 1991 and second "Aankh Bhar Aasman" (An eyeful of the sky) in 2020 from Pakistan, India and later on from USA and is available for sale in the entire world. It is the first ever Urdu poetry book that was released with Audio and also the first ever Urdu poetry book on major eBook platforms including Apple Books and Google Playbooks platforms. Yawar works as a Senior Software Solutions Architect in Deloitte but keeps working on his passion on the side. He founded Ghazal Sara Dot Org, a platform for making Urdu books available in the entire world in print and eBook format and has published over a dozen books on this platform so far. Yawar Lives in Naperville, Illinois and you can connect with him over Facebook platform.

Penned by Yawar Maajed, also known as the Dr. Seuss of Hindi and Urdu, Aafat Ki Ziyaafat is an amazing narrative poem with silly rhymes and sillier graphics. In this story, little Puplu embarks on the great task of arranging a feast at his home, but he comes across all kinds of crazy guests on the way! The giggles of your little one will start in the very first stanza and get louder and louder as you progress through each page together.This book is printed in Urdu and Hindi separately and along with Urdu and Hindi, Roman English is also included for the readers that can't read the Urdu and Hindi script fluently. A list of unfamiliar words is included at the end with their meaning for the readers. A song version of this amazing story is available on Yawar Maajed's social media channels including YouTube and Facebook. Happy reading!