"I was born a daughter, but I choose to be a dreamer."

In a remote village where girls are silenced before they can speak, Aira dares to dream of school, books, and freedom. Denied education, mocked by neighbors, and held back by her own father, she fights a quiet but powerful battle to claim her identity.

When a social worker arrives with the promise of change, Aira's world begins to shift. Armed with nothing but courage and a red bicycle, she pedals toward a future no one believed she deserved.

"I Am a Daughter... Not a Burden, But the Future" is an emotionally stirring, deeply empowering tale of resilience, education, and the unstoppable spirit of a girl who refuses to be forgotten.

Perfect for readers who love inspirational fiction, feminist voices, and stories rooted in real social challenges — this novel will stay with you long after the last page.