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May 12, 2015
Review 4: The Departing Point
★★★☆☆
“…In short, it is a tiny book with simple stories narrating complex faces of love. It will not demand more than a couple of hours of your time. Try it!” For further reading visit: Satya’s Blog
The Departing Point“…All the stories, as a whole, gives you a feeling of incompleteness in love and, rightly serves the tagline of the book,”two people departed, in search of love, leaving love in between”.
“The language is simple, the authors have kept in mind that the stories can be read and understood by the mass. The Departing Point is a short, simple, and nice read.”
For further reading visit : Maniparna’s Blog
Other reviews –
“…And finally I would like to dedicate this review to those tormented unfortunate souls who have suffered enough by the arrows of the cupid.” Read further – Jayasree
“…The plot is complex, the characters are all very strong and present and important. In short, it is a story that stays in and hits the reader, for better or for worse.” Read further – Kalyan
Seven breezy stories with light humour is now available at stores Pothi , Amazon
About the book Love Can & Frequently Asked Love Questions (FALQ)
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Black, Grey and White book review by Jyothi Byahatti
★★★★☆
‘Black Grey and White’ an excellent book that deals with social taboo associated with AIDS. AIDS has been around for a few decades now but still the misconceptions exist. In spite of several awareness programmes we have been unable to accept people with this syndrome as a part of our society. The authors have done a great a job in bringing out the misconceptions associated with it and also the problems faced by people tested positive. The book has five different stories:
The first story talks about the various misconceptions around AIDS, and there is a suspense element added which makes it an interesting read.
Chintu in the second story represents the HIV positive people and the problems they face in leading a normal life. A very simple story but brings out the issue very well.
The third story takes us to the glamour world, where exploitation is quite common and the story is about aspirations, exploitation and revenge.
Savita in the fourth story tells us how young girls like her become victims just because of the inadequate awareness and knowledge about HIV.
Finally the fifth story moves away from HIV and talks about the different personalities siblings possess and the problems in parenting.
The book is a quick read but has a lot of learning in it. I appreciate the style in which the issue has been presented. Rating 4 stars on five.
May 10, 2015
Black, Grey & White book review by Reader’s Muse
‘Reading this will change your outlook on a lot of issues.’
For further reading: Reader’s Muse
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May 8, 2015
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“Make or Break. Either you like it or you don���t, but you definitely learn from it.”
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May 7, 2015
Surrogate Author Book Review by Readers’ Muse
“If you like drama, go for this. If you like your humour to be a bit mature, you would nod your head in most places.”
Rating: 3.8 out of 5!
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May 6, 2015
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God���s table- The Last Supper by author’s tries to discuss the issues that make our life-the modern human life a complex one. But if you think there is a religious perspective is imparted to the discussion-then you are wrong. There is nothing religious about it.
Further reading: Jayasree’s Blog
First Review is here: Maniparna’s Blog
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May 4, 2015
Voice of the Voiceless review by Jayasree
Santosh has a flair for representing the bitter truth about life in a coating of sugar of humour-and this book is not an exception. For further reading of the review visit: click here
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May 2, 2015
God’s Table Review by Maniparna
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God���s Table: The Last Supper by Santosh Avvanavar, Jyothi Byahatti and Dr. Sandeep Huligol is an innovative endeavor to enlighten the mass on several social issues which sometimes enervate us with their vehemence or make us ponder over the decadence of humanity.
Further reading: Maniparna’s Blog
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April 30, 2015
April 23, 2015
Personality Theory: Kohlberg’s Moral Development Theory
(Stages of Development)
Kohlberg���s breaks the development of morality into three levels –
Perconventional level (up to age nine)
In this level, morality is defined as obeying rules and avoid negative consequences. Typically these rules are set by parents, as defining moral law. The one who satisfies the child’s needs is seen as good and moral by parents and others.
Conventional level (age nine to adolescence)��
In this level, parents expectation is being understood by children. Morality is seen as achieving these expectations. Following expectations and fulfilling those expectations are seen as moral law for children.
Postconventional level (adulthood)
In this level, one begins to understand that people in society have different opinions about morality and rules and laws vary from group to group and culture to culture. Morality signify in terms of upholding the values of the group or culture. The person would compare own beliefs to judge himself and others based upon higher of morality.
Author���s other writings are �����The Departing Point��I��Black, Grey and White��I��Surrogate Author��I��Be a B.A.��IGet a Job WITHOUT an Interview��I��Adhuri Prem Kahaniya��I��Second Heart��I��Dear Wife, Your Husband is not a Superhero
