Nemo considers himself deeply fortunate. Fortunate to have grown up surrounded by loving parents and wise grandparents. Fortunate to have siblings who were both partners in mischief and companions in growth. Fortunate to have teachers who cared not only about grades, but about character. Fortunate to have friends who shaped laughter into lifelong memories. Fortunate even for the kindness of strangers whose brief encounters left lasting impressions.
Life, to him, has been less about achievements and more about blessings. Over the years, Nemo has traveled across Asia, Africa, Europe, and North America. Each place offered more than landscapes and landmarks - it offered stories. Stories of resilience. Stories of generosity. Stories of children who smile the same way in every corner of the world. Those journeys shaped his belief that the world, despite its noise and storms, is profoundly beautiful.
Through The World of Pugu, Nemo hopes to pass forward what was generously given to him: warmth, wonder, curiosity, and quiet courage. He believes childhood is not just a phase of life - it is the foundation of it. And if stories can plant seeds of kindness, responsibility, courage, and joy, then perhaps those seeds will grow into something steady and bright. Nemo writes to remind children - and the grown-ups who read with them - that the world is wide, the sky is vast, and goodness is everywhere, if only we learn how to look.
Life, to him, has been less about achievements and more about blessings. Over the years, Nemo has traveled across Asia, Africa, Europe, and North America. Each place offered more than landscapes and landmarks - it offered stories. Stories of resilience. Stories of generosity. Stories of children who smile the same way in every corner of the world. Those journeys shaped his belief that the world, despite its noise and storms, is profoundly beautiful.
Through The World of Pugu, Nemo hopes to pass forward what was generously given to him: warmth, wonder, curiosity, and quiet courage. He believes childhood is not just a phase of life - it is the foundation of it. And if stories can plant seeds of kindness, responsibility, courage, and joy, then perhaps those seeds will grow into something steady and bright. Nemo writes to remind children - and the grown-ups who read with them - that the world is wide, the sky is vast, and goodness is everywhere, if only we learn how to look.








