Once again a real life experience from a master story teller. The book is fairly for a more mature audience. Definitely shows the variety of experience the author has gone through with her involvement in social service activities.
Again a book full of stories with great morals.
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Tuesday, August 03, 2010
Monday, August 02, 2010
How I taught my Grand Mother to Read and Other Stories - Sudha Murthy (2004)
A very nice book which depicts the author's interaction in life and portrays small snippets in a book form. The book has stories with great moral. However, age comes in as an important factor in appreciating these kind of writings. I will think the ideal age for this book will be the teenage. Reading these books in adulthood brings in adulthood scepticism into the thinking.
I will still recommend this book as a good read particularly if you are looking for a story book with loads of morals.
I will still recommend this book as a good read particularly if you are looking for a story book with loads of morals.
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