Author: Aditi Bose
Publisher: Cresco Books
Genre: Child Fiction
ISBN: 978-93-85202-02-5
Edition: First, May’2015
Platform:
Writer Aditi Bose has put much effort in her debut novel Hama Guri Goes To School. The story tells the learning of a 6 year child from his mother who always takes a different way to teach him. It all about Hama, the main character of the novel becomes young from child in his childhood by analyzing and learning all the things which anyone neglects easily and the mother who treats her child with love to let him cover the lesson of life.
Strength of the book:
A nice killim is spread from the very first line to the end of the story to bring flow. Writing is very simple and easy to understand. It creates a virtual scenario in front of the eyes. Nice dialogues are written which leaves smile over the lips. Innocence of the child is expressed in much better way it could be ever. Each and every example put in the story teaches a lot to any reader either it is child or matured. True love of mother and son is evinced in each bag of chapters. Also, the story tells how important mother is. Little literature is also added which brings more interest and ecstasy in the story and doesn’t let reader to leave without finishing. Mother and son, both are equally described till the ending.
Weakness of the book:
In the middle, story goes down up to few pages. Considering the child age, tough blood examples are set in the chapter second from the last. Other characters, which are well known up to the half of the story suddenly go disappear. Right away from the middle Hard to believe conversation, between mother and son is punched.
Conclusion:
Salute to Aditi Bose for writing such novel. The work is really awesome. Writer of the story knows the beat of the thread between child and mother. The story is split into various segments which do not let readers confused with the earlier written pages. Admirable platform is created to visualize the childhood with innocence. Good to read this book cleverly tides the interest of the reader from any age circle. It teaches a lot and give ideas to see the life with different angles so a must read the Hama Guri Goes To School.
Reviewing Point: 4.6 out of 5.
Review By: Kamal Paneru
Writer Aditi Bose has put much effort in her debut novel Hama Guri Goes To School. The story tells the learning of a 6 year child from his mother who always takes a different way to teach him. It all about Hama, the main character of the novel becomes young from child in his childhood by analyzing and learning all the things which anyone neglects easily and the mother who treats her child with love to let him cover the lesson of life.
Strength of the book:
A nice killim is spread from the very first line to the end of the story to bring flow. Writing is very simple and easy to understand. It creates a virtual scenario in front of the eyes. Nice dialogues are written which leaves smile over the lips. Innocence of the child is expressed in much better way it could be ever. Each and every example put in the story teaches a lot to any reader either it is child or matured. True love of mother and son is evinced in each bag of chapters. Also, the story tells how important mother is. Little literature is also added which brings more interest and ecstasy in the story and doesn’t let reader to leave without finishing. Mother and son, both are equally described till the ending.
Weakness of the book:
In the middle, story goes down up to few pages. Considering the child age, tough blood examples are set in the chapter second from the last. Other characters, which are well known up to the half of the story suddenly go disappear. Right away from the middle Hard to believe conversation, between mother and son is punched.
Conclusion:
Salute to Aditi Bose for writing such novel. The work is really awesome. Writer of the story knows the beat of the thread between child and mother. The story is split into various segments which do not let readers confused with the earlier written pages. Admirable platform is created to visualize the childhood with innocence. Good to read this book cleverly tides the interest of the reader from any age circle. It teaches a lot and give ideas to see the life with different angles so a must read the Hama Guri Goes To School.
Reviewing Point: 4.6 out of 5.
Review By: Kamal Paneru
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