The book, in three parts, describes the experiences of four children between the ages of 11 and 15: Ruhi (12), Ashna (13), Veer (14) and Taarini (15). The adolescent reader may well see a bit of herself/himself in the struggles and conflicts of the four children because these are fairly common experiences that most children in their growing years go through.
 
With help from the ‘voices of wisdom’ around them the characters in the stories learn how to deal with each conflict successfully and effectively. With tender loving care the children are brought in touch with their own inner strength and ability to solve the various problems they encounter–be they emotional, personal, or inter-personal brought on through their interactions with others. In every story the children are gently guided towards an appropriate solution based on righteous action and basic core values.