From the First Dawn to Melodious Stars and a Few Things in Between
Fiction & Literature, Poetry, Inspirational & Religious, Anthologies
| Author: | Manan sheel | ISBN: | 9781370408863 |
| Publisher: | Manan sheel | Publication: | August 20, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Manan sheel |
| ISBN: | 9781370408863 |
| Publisher: | Manan sheel |
| Publication: | August 20, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
This book by Manan sheel is a journey of the heart. It expresses all colors of life from happiness to melancholy, in all ways psychologically mysterious to open celebration. The book opens with a poem 'The first dawn' which invites the reader into the heart of the book.Then it presents 4 little gem-like stories, among which 'Life of Hallaq kuttaq' is a jolly fun story of an eccentric doggy, 'Kaka' is a story of a little artist, 'Coma - or a deep sleep' is a realistic story of a phenomenon described in sleep, and there is a lively tale included of the marriage of mind and heart. The book closes with an epic poem dedicated to Stars, the melodious twinkles of the night. The book is fun for children, inspiring and beautiful, while it is also rich in wisdom and is spiritual in its own unique way, and may equally be enjoyed by audience of all ages. Two stories are imagined like colorful fairytales and are rich in the elements of folk and the culture of India and the other two are cunningly crafted tales which depict the intellectual capabilities of the author.
This book by Manan sheel is a journey of the heart. It expresses all colors of life from happiness to melancholy, in all ways psychologically mysterious to open celebration. The book opens with a poem 'The first dawn' which invites the reader into the heart of the book.Then it presents 4 little gem-like stories, among which 'Life of Hallaq kuttaq' is a jolly fun story of an eccentric doggy, 'Kaka' is a story of a little artist, 'Coma - or a deep sleep' is a realistic story of a phenomenon described in sleep, and there is a lively tale included of the marriage of mind and heart. The book closes with an epic poem dedicated to Stars, the melodious twinkles of the night. The book is fun for children, inspiring and beautiful, while it is also rich in wisdom and is spiritual in its own unique way, and may equally be enjoyed by audience of all ages. Two stories are imagined like colorful fairytales and are rich in the elements of folk and the culture of India and the other two are cunningly crafted tales which depict the intellectual capabilities of the author.
