KOLKATA, INDIA, January 16, 2012 (Press-News.org) It is the story of Jason, a boy who has spent most of his life away from home. He is a typical youth who loves a carefree life filled with fun and freedom. His life takes a turn when he falls in love. Love brings a burden of responsibilities and miseries which transforms him into a man. The book ends in a happy note that pleases the readers.
The novel is an easy read. It reflects the joy de vivre of life. College and university students have found themselves epitomized in Jason. Piyush Patel, 23, a student of IIT, said he was happy to find a friend in Jason. He, like Jason, cherished his carefree life. Love taught him to live for others.
The novel is based on the universal theme of love. The author narrates the story from Jason's point of view. Jason is a typical happy-go-lucky youngster who enjoys his independence. Life for him is a party. He and his friends have fun and live for themselves. However the author lends an interesting twist to the story with the entry of a girl in Jason's life. Jason is hit by Cupid's arrow and falls head over heels in love with her. True love is a strong emotion that culminates into a life-long relationship when the responsibilities associated with it are properly undertaken. The carefree Jason is jolted out of his private world of pleasures after he enters into a relationship with the girl. The author shows the metamorphoses of Jason from a fun-loving selfish youth into a true lover. This journey for him is not a bed of roses. His shallow friends desert him when they are most required. The things that used to give him pleasure lost their charm. Strong and strange emotions surges through him which he had never experienced before. Sometimes the miseries of his life almost overwhelm him. Finally, through trial and error, he finds the path to happiness.
The novel deals with a medley of emotions that are universally experienced and acknowledged.
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About the Book
Book: Book of Love and Emotions
Author: Subhash Chandra Bose
Price: Rs. 450
Pages: 368
ISBN: 978-93-81205-64-8
Website: http://www.subhashchandrabose.in
Publishing Date: 2011
Publisher: Power Publishers
Language: English
Just Released By Power Publishers - Book Of Love And Emotions by Subhash Chandra Bose: A Novel That Compels The Carefree Youth To Accept The Responsibilities Of Love
The namesake of the Legendary patriot, Subhash Chandra Bose, the young author (born on Nov.7, 1989) is a student of Business Management in Vishakhapatnam. His inspiration has been R.L Stine's "Fear Street" series.
2012-01-16
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[Press-News.org] Just Released By Power Publishers - Book Of Love And Emotions by Subhash Chandra Bose: A Novel That Compels The Carefree Youth To Accept The Responsibilities Of LoveThe namesake of the Legendary patriot, Subhash Chandra Bose, the young author (born on Nov.7, 1989) is a student of Business Management in Vishakhapatnam. His inspiration has been R.L Stine's "Fear Street" series.