Category Archives: Book Review

The Wind in the Willows’—-Kenneth Grahame’s effort to personalize animal nature

Kenneth Grahame’s ‘The Wind in the Willows’ is a novel aims at youngsters. The plot is humor of Great Britain. The novel illustrates a fair mixing of the relationships between the human-like animals, and wildlife. The  narrative acts as an important milestone in Post-Victorian children’s literature.  The characters featured in this book are Mole, Rat, Toad, Badger,…

When All Hopes Fail: A Journey of Friendship, Dreams, and Triumph

INTRODUCTION : In a world where societal norms frequently determine our course, there was one person who dared to dream and deviate from the standard. This is the inspiring tale of a young kid named Rahul who, in the face of tremendous pressure from his family and society, found comfort and unshakable support in an unlikely online friendship.…

TRAIL TO THE MANKIND (year 2100)

The world was substantially different from the one we live in now in the year 2100. The majority of people resided in enormous cities with high skyscrapers that appeared to defy gravity. Massive clean energy reactors that produced electricity with nearly little pollutants powered these cities. Not everyone, however, was happy with this orderly and…