What Life Never Told Me is not a self-help manual, but a raw, unflinching memoir written for every young adult who has ever felt like they were missing the operating instructions for life.

Prakhar Singh shares a collection of brutally honest reflections—the quiet lessons learned through unseen pain, unspoken shame, and formative moments in the classroom and beyond. From the weight of a childhood lie to the complex scars of betrayal and self-doubt, this book dives into the darker, deeper, and infinitely more unfiltered truths of growing up.

This is a journey into the "ink that should have stayed hidden," offering a voice to the overthinkers, the quiet kids, and those forced to rebuild themselves while pretending nothing was broken. It is a powerful reminder that by daring to share our most dangerous stories, we can finally reclaim our truth and rewrite the rules of survival.