Author: Roshi Srivastava

Keep your heart and mind your own,be the one you are born to own. Hello everyone!This is Roshi Srivastava hailing from city of nawabs,Lucknow.I love to write,I am the one who can sip coffee and write whole day long.My first poem was inspired by Noddy(the cartoon character) which I wrote in 2nd standard.I love to write about woman and other social causes.Hope you enjoy my writings.Be brave!be you!
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  Title: The Immortals of Meluha Author: Amish Tripathi Publisher: Westland Press Published: 2010 Language: English Pages: 390   SUMMARY Plot This is the first novel of Shiva trilogy by Amish Tripathi. The story is set in the land of Meluhas. Shiva, the main character is believed  as the saviour Neelkanth  by the Meluhans. Shiva…

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  Title: The Kite Runner Author: Khaled Hosseini Publisher: Bloomsbury Published: 2003 Language: English Pages: 324   SUMMARY Narration It is narrated by Amir, the character of the novel itself, who is driven by feelings of guilt as he searches to find a way to redeem himself. “It’s wrong what they say about the past,…

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Title: Room Author: Emma Donoghue Publisher: Picador Published: 2010 Language: English Pages: 401   Narration Emma Donoghue’s choice of Jack, a five year old boy as the narrator is perhaps the strongest point of her work. Narration is really incredible and use of the language is brilliant. “When I was a little kid I thought…

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When we were small children, we enjoyed everything because we did what we really loved to do. This story tells how Advik learned about life’s lesson from his six years old daughter.   “Oh! Darn it,” he said as the tea spilled out of that busy morning cup. He went into the kitchen to take…

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Housewives has been taken for granted.How everyone becomes blind to her minute sacrifices has been detailed in the story.Imagine a day without your mother.Who would have prepared your delicious meals,washed your clothes,organised your room?And the unconditional love? It might be just another day for you but your mother,the woman is like oil which keep you…

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Series of conversations between a girl and a bird which reflects light upon the relationship between a parent and a child (specially girl child).How a parent realises that becoming so much protective about the child can dig a grave for the child instead!   One day Kyra’s father brought home a bird. It was a…