Narda Pitkethly, Nardagani’s Founder, Interview on KMTV News
Nardagani’s founder and CCO, Narda Pitkethly, was interviewed on KMTV News in Twin Falls, Idaho regarding her newly published memoir, "Nardagani: A Memoir - Finding Light in the Shadow of a Brother's Disappearance.”
The interview was conducted by Sharon Farsijani, Rise & Shine and Noon Anchor at KMVT News, and covered a wide scope of information, as Narda talked about her new book and the Nardagani learn to read program.
“I was obsessed with finding my brother,” Narda shared during her KMYV interview, “and in this book you learn about Nardagani.”
Narda then goes on to uncover the exciting origins of Nardagina, the online ESL course that also improves English pronunciation and reading comprehension, “about a year after Jay disappeared, I didn’t know if Jay was alive…but I did know Jay was a challenged reader.”
“Nardagani: A Memoir - Finding Light in the Shadow of a Brother's Disappearance” is a true story. From the first sentence, we are in the grip of a narrative that will not let us go until the very last page. Narda’s brother vanishes without a trace in September 2001, near the Big Wood River in Ketchum, Idaho. In the search for Jay, the family undertakes extreme measures to find clues to his disappearance. This plunges Narda into a prolonged period of searching, not only for her brother, but for inspiration and meaning in her life, which ultimately leads her back to a world that makes sense. What she discovers along the way is not the brother she loved and lost, but a priceless gift she can offer the world: Nardagani, an innovative reading program for students who struggle to read.
To view Narda’s KMT interview click this link: