Title: The World's Worst Children Author: David Walliams Publisher: Harper Collins Children's Books The World's Worst Children is a collection of 10 stories, featuring 10 awfully dreadful children. Each story introduces us to a wicked & mischievous kid. The collection is illustrated by Tony Ross. About the Author David Walliams is world's number one bestselling author. … Continue reading Book Review: The World’s Worst Children
Month: January 2017
Poetry: Funeral Blues
"Funeral Blues" is penned by W. H. Auden, one of the prominent poets of 1930s. The speaker of the poem is a lady, who is lamenting over the death of her husband. It's a very touching poem as the whole world has come to an end for the wife. Funeral Blues Stop all the clocks, … Continue reading Poetry: Funeral Blues
Book Review: The English Teacher
Title: The English Teacher Author: R. K. Narayan Publisher: Indian Thought Publications While Krishna teaches at the Albert Mission College his wife and daughter live some distance away with his parents-in-law. But a move to a small rented house soon permits the couple to enjoy a life of marital bliss. Yet paradise is short-lived. ... … Continue reading Book Review: The English Teacher
Poetry: Ode on Solitude
"Ode on Solitude" is written by Alexander Pope- the famous poet of 18th century. In this poem, Pope glorifies solitude. It is based on the idea that a man with a few needs is happy. All his needs are met in his own place. This poem gives us a beautiful message that peace and content … Continue reading Poetry: Ode on Solitude
Book Review: Enter the Dangal
Title: "Enter the Dangal: Travels through India's Wrestling Landscape" Author: Rudraneil Sengupta Publisher: Harper Sport (An Imprint of HarperCollins Publishers) Enter the Dangal: Travels through India's Wrestling Landscape is a celebration of Wrestling as an ancient Indian sport. It is a journey of India's Pahalwans from the mitti of Akhada to the modern day Olympic mats. Enriched … Continue reading Book Review: Enter the Dangal