चोखेर बाली - 1

उपन्यास

लेखक : रवींद्र नाथ टैगोर

पूरा उपन्यास पढ़ने के लिए इस लिंक को क्लिक करें:- https://hindi.matrubharti.com/book/19857907/chokher-bali-1

विनोद की माँ हस्मिती महेन्द्र की माँ राजलक्ष्मी के पास जाकर धरना देने लगी। दोनों एक ही गाँव की थीं, छुटपन में साथ खेली थीं। राजलक्ष्मी महेन्द्र के पीछे पड़ गई- 'बेटा महेन्द्र, इस गरीब की बिटिया का उध्दार करना पड़ेगा। सुना है, लड़की बड़ी सुन्दर है, फिर लिखी-पढ़ी भी है। उसकी रुचियाँ भी तुम लोगों जैसी हैं। महेन्द्र बोला- 'आजकल के तो सभी लड़के मुझ जैसे ही होते हैं।' राजलक्ष्मी- 'तुझसे शादी की बात करना ही मुश्किल है।' महेन्द्र- 'माँ, इसे छोड़कर दुनिया में क्या और कोई बात नहीं है।'

पुस्तक समीक्षा का प्रारूप (Format of Book Review)
पुस्तक समीक्षा
१.  पुस्तक का नाम :-
२.  लेखक :-
३.  प्रकाशक का नाम, प्रकाशन स्धल :-
४. प्रकाशन वर्ष :-
५. आवृत्ति :-
६. आई एस बी एन न० :-
७. पुस्तक का मूल्य :-
८. पुस्तक का सारांश:-   (कम से कम २० – २५ लाइन )
९. निष्कर्ष :- (कम से कम 5 लाइन )
१०. सुझाव :– पुस्तक के बारे में आपकी राय औरआप पुस्तक के बारे में दूसरों को क्या बताएँगे?

नाम :-
कक्षा:–

BOOK REVIEW

The Diary of ANNE FRANK

Anne Frank as you all may well know was a Jewish teenager in World War Two and wrote a diary about her time in hiding. Throughout it, it talks about what it was like to be a Jew in the war and to constantly be in fear while in hiding. It also talks about how she changed as a person while going through the two years of living there without going outside once.

At the beginning of her diary it talks about her family, friends and her everyday life and she seems quite unaware of the danger that could attack her and her family at any minute. Her openness and honesty immediately captivated me and made her relatable and likeable. While you're delving through her deepest thoughts you find yourself asking questions about who you really are and what you think about things.

Throughout the whole book there's always a bit of writing in almost every entry about after the war and what she would like to do. When you're put into her shoes I felt heart-broken by the fact she thought she was going to live and she had it all planned out but instead she was heartlessly slaughtered.

I conclude this book really left me wishing to know Anne Frank and I was aching with sadness for her fate when her diary ended on August the 1st. It brought a new perspective on the war and all that she wrote about and I dearly wish I could have helped her to live. I highly recommend it to anyone who is willing to look at the honest works of a glorious author and to whoever wishes to remember Anne Frank as if they were a dear friend.