Ismatova Gulsevar
My works of art are highlighted in my collection of poems “White dreams in the sky”. I hope you will like my poems in this book… Barno Samandarova, winner of the State Prize named after Zulfiya, was the reason for the publication of this book. Although I have never met Sister Barno, I love them very much. I admire their creations.
My book “Prospective children of new Uzbekistan” was also published in Great Britain. In this book, not only my work, but also the creative work of Uzbek artists is covered under my authorship.
The purpose of publishing this book is to introduce Uzbek youth to the world and increase their potential. Charos Uralova, Master of World Economy and Diplomacy University, helped me to publish this book. Charos Uralova taught me that a person should believe in himself and take steps towards goals.
I also really love Charos Uralova. I am a member of the “Creative Children” club opened under the Republican Children’s Library. With the leader of our circle, Dilnoza Kamolovna, we organize various poetry evenings and listen to creative children’s works with interest.
In the book “Prospective children of new Uzbekistan” the creative works of our creative children Mayram Husenova, Farzona Hoshimova, Husan Hakimov, Shuhratova Shabnam, Mukhlisa Eshpol’latova and other creators have been published. I became a member of the “Creative Children” club and made many friends.
My books are published in the UK and available for sale on Morebooks.
You know, Feruza Adilova, a reporter of “Tong Yztyri” newspaper, increased my passion for writing poems and articles. Because they published my creative work in the newspaper “Tong syzni” and wished me luck and success in my work. I am grateful to all the people who have closely supported my success! I will never forget good people and their good deeds.
Ismatova Gulsevar, a 9th-grade student of the 28th general school of Romitan district, Bukhara region
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