The God with a Red Dot

by Prashant Chopra

Akki, a teenage boy growing up in an average middle class family in Suburban India, struggles to pick a God to pray to. He sees pain, in his family and on the streets. He desperately needs a God - just one of the 330 million, to alleviate the little hardships he faces. Does he find one? Read on to find out.

Note: This edition includes two photographs from the author's relevant life history as a bonus feature!

30 pages, Paperback

First published October 28, 2013

About the author

Prashant Chopra works as an engineer during daytime, while his dreams to overhaul the world keep him busy at night.

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Reviews

[Gloria Pearson-Vasey]

This touching tale portrays the inner turmoil of a youth in a rigid family setting, Although he does not affirm his mother verbally, the boy appreciates her selfless devotion. He also recognizes the subtle kindness of his grandfather and the unpredictability of his father.

I found myself swept up in the sensory imagery of this story from the beginning and highly recommend it to readers.

[Heidi Thompson]

This story had me feeling as if I was right at home with Akhil and his family members watching all of the interactions as they were taking place.

You could feel the love Akhil has for his mother which was very touching and wanted nothing but the best ending for them both.

[Ravi Dwivedi]

Very Nice Story. Its about the boy who is amused and trying to find his own believe system. though a small journey but it takes us places in minds of the little akki and how he sees the world