Author: Kamani Kusum
Pages: 128
Cover: 3/5
Title: 3.5/5
Characters: 4.5/5
Language: 4/5
Story: 4.5/5
Writing and Presentation: 3.5/5
Overall: 4/5
Title: 3.5/5
Characters: 4.5/5
Language: 4/5
Story: 4.5/5
Writing and Presentation: 3.5/5
Overall: 4/5
Writer:
A new Dawn is kamani’s second book and her professional skills can easily be
identified with the quality of her work. Her background and childhood memories
of living in a railway dominant town also reflects in this particular story. This
is a simple love story yet the storytelling is what makes this book a poignant
love story. The character selection is unbelievably realistic and their larger
than life portrayal takes us to an enthralling odyssey. The agility and
tenacity with which different characters grow along with the story proves
Kamani is a master recounter. Her narration of characters places railways officer’s
bungalow garden is subtle and realistic. Will make you fall in love with her
story telling. If you are in love or had ever been in love or even had a crush
then this book Is meant for you.
Story: This story is about love loss and
never giving. Protagonist
Shravan is a son of a rickshaw puller who is broke famished but high in spirt
and determination and dream to touch sky and vanquish whenever life poses a challenge.
The story is about Mugdha daughter of a railway officer beautiful alluring and rebellious.
The story is about their earnest love and of the childhood love friendship.
What makes this story different from regular love story is the character buildup
narration and larger than life and its challenges. Shravan characters challenges
and his ability to handle them with ease, Mugdha realistic portrayal. This story
left me agape and lamenting but simultaneously its inspirational. The other
characters complement the story well and make this a worthy read. Shravan’s
endowments help me elude difficult situations in life and his sole motivation
was love.
A recommended read
and with twists in plot make it more interesting.
