Nikita Gill Books in Order

Thirty-three pieces blend stories, poetry and fairy-tale qualities to explore love, hatred and passion. Nikita Gill follows recognizable human emotions through experimental forms, inviting readers to reconsider familiar feelings and choose where their own connection to each story begins.

This poetry collection explores the gradual work of healing after trauma and recovering a sense of wholeness. Its reflections invite readers to approach their inner lives gently and make space for renewal after painful experiences.

Poems and prose explore identity, healing and the strength to inhabit one’s own body and choices. Reimagined fairy-tale heroines and goddesses connect personal growth with resistance, inviting readers to recognize the power within their differences.

Familiar fairy tales become poems and stories that question their inherited roles for women and men. Princesses act for themselves, villains gain unexpected depths, and heroines confront monsters without waiting for someone else to rescue them.

Gill’s poetry turns toward emotional wounds and the possibility of healing them. Through reflections on pain and resilience, the collection encourages readers to recognize earlier survival as a source of strength when facing new heartbreak.

Greek goddesses and mythical women take center stage in poems and stories about power, anger and love. From Medusa to Circe and Athena, Gill reimagines ancient figures through questions of survival, agency and contemporary womanhood.

Paro grows up in a family still shaped by Partition, moving through childhood, discovery and adult identity. Poetry and Hindu mythology illuminate her encounters with love, trauma, religion and the difficult work of determining her own future.

Written amid global crisis, these poems explore loneliness, mental health and the effort to find hope after loss. Using the life cycle of a star, Gill connects stages of grief with possibilities for healing and renewed belonging.

Gill addresses first love, breakups, belonging and the struggle to speak honestly in this illustrated poetry collection for young readers. Moving through the seasons, the poems encourage emotional expression, self-definition and the courage to question expectations.

Raised in the Underworld after war tears apart her family, Hekate searches for belonging and discovers powers that frighten the Olympian gods. When another immortal conflict threatens both realms, the emerging goddess must decide how to use them.

Overshadowed by her siblings and living under Kronos’s fearful rule, Styx finds companionship in her cousin Asteria. As love, motherhood and war reshape her world, she must discover a divine purpose and claim an identity of her own.

Cast aside at creation, Nyx builds the Underworld after a broken bond with Gaia drives her into isolation. When the Olympians threaten her children, she gathers ancient powers to confront Zeus in a war that could unravel the universe.