Life’s full of myriad riddles every day that leave an imprint in our heart and soul, but we seldom try to preserve these small big incidents in life. These views were expressed by Rana Preet 
Gill who has compiled her collection of ‘middles’ in leading national dailies in her new book, Finding Julia which happens to be her second literary work, after the first one launched last year, which was among the bestsellers.
The book was released at Silver Jubilee Auditorium, Guru Angad Dev Veterinary and Animal Sciences University, Ludhiana by Dr. Satyawan Rampal, Director Students Welfare, Prof. M.K Ghuman, Principal Guru Nanak College for Women, Ludhiana. Dr. Ghuman and other dignitaries. The function was organized under the aegis of Young writers association by Dr Balbir Bagicha Singh Dhaliwal, President.
Rana Preet Gill is a Hoshiarpur based Veterinary officer working with Animal Husbandry Department, Punjab. The book launch was followed by an engaging interactive session between the author and Senior Veterinary professors, Dr P.N Dwivedi, Dr Kirti Dua. and Dr Paramjit Singh.
Rana Preet Gill said, “My first middle ‘Pet peeve no more’ was published in on 31stJuly, 17. It was my Facebook post which had garnered many likes and comments. Overwhelmed by the response, I turned it into a middle. In August 17, I sent another Facebook post turned piece ‘Mindo, the unforgettable chachi’ to the much loved column of another national daily. It was accepted as well.” “In 2018, I started sending my contributions to many other reputed national dailies of the country. By the end of 2018, I had ninety-two published pieces in eight publications. I have always written with complete honesty and every middle/piece bears a small part of my life and thoughts”, said Rana Preet Gill.
This book is a compilation of Rana Preet Gill’s published pieces along with photographs. It has been divided into seven sections: Pets, People, Profession, Childhood Memories, Society and Education, Sehar and Soul matters.
An eloquent speaker, she is often invited for giving lectures on various issues in schools and colleges. Her alma mater, GADVASU awarded her Distinguished Alumni Award for providing excellent services to the farming community. Besides being a voracious reader, a passionate writer, she has also won accolades as a talented singer. The PAU awarded her the Best Singer award for two consecutive years.
