Saturday, December 3, 2011

A Book Review : Novel 'Summer Break' Is A Fresh Breath Of Air.

It's a clever and funny book which warms the heart. It rekindles hope and spirit that great things still occur in life and that one can always trust, and lean on friends and family in happy times and bad. The novel opens in a home neighborhood in South Delhi and quickly focuses attention on the central characters - the Sandu family. Because as Shakespeare indicated, Whats in a name? A rose by any other name would smell as sweet. I had really forgotten the guarantee but lately she made contact with me reminding me of what I had claimed back in 2002.

Let me be truthful, as her supervisor who observed and supervised her when she was writing a short story, I knew that Nirupama had been writing books for a few years by that point, actually had won global awards and vital acclamation for her creative literary works, and she was extraordinarily industrious, determined and incentivized - her writing lacked the zing thing which sets great authors aside from normal run-of-t he mill writers. I had forgotten that things change, folk learn from life and infrequently good writers can develop into accomplished, industrious writers. It's a clever and funny book which warms the heart. The tale is actually Indian in context, disposition, style, language, and characters. The novel opens in a home neighborhood in South Delhi and quickly focuses attention on the central characters - the Sandu family.

A little bit of advice here - all of the names are Indian, and so it's way better not to get wrangled in getting the names right. And yet the characters aren't plain card figures who spout funny lines but real folks who believe and feel, and have a personality. And the West won't part with them also. Here's some more news about celltei dog carrier. Indian kids in recent India disagree, lie, disobey their elders, ridicule their teachers, and are no way docile, meek and submissive.

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