Anne of Green Gables

 This is a stylized illustration done in brush-pens. Anne of Green Gables is a spirited, imaginative girl. I read the book last year, and loved the story Lucy Maud Montgomery weaved. It is considered a Classic Children's Novel. 

My second eBook - Merry Christmas

Hello Everyone! 

A Merry Christmas to all my readers. It is time to announce now, that after a few months of publishing my first book on Amazon, the second book is out too. It is the first low priced book in a collection of books that will contain short stories.

I'm offering this book for FREE for the next 3 days as a Christmas Gift. GRAB the opportunity.

 I hope you read them and also leave honest reviews on the Amazon shopping site/app. 

Short Stories: Part 1

Death

I often wonder if death is always so mysterious. It comes in so many ways, so many forms, that imagining it to happen is rather impossible for a young and inexperienced mind like mine. To see it then, in a humanoid form as millions of people over the millennia have imagined, is hard too. People fancy death as a haggard, veiled figure; black and incomprehensible, with a scythe in it's long bony arms. They dread it. But that is too dreamy for my taste. Death is nothing but a process for some, and instant death, although not a process, is surely an end to all worries, joys and lives. Death is grievous too most, but for some it acts as a relief, a full stop for long-endured pain and suffering. There the question arises, as to whether death is good or bad. In my opinion, it is neither, because it doesn't distinguish between the rich and the poor, healthy or ailing, old or young. That's the beauty of death, so solemn, haunting, wise and yet absolutely necessary.

History is no more a Mystery !

History

When we all hear History.... we think that i'm gonna need a pillow. I'm gonna sleep!

But History isn't always all that boring. Except the dates.....

Here are some ways to enjoy history:)

1. Think of it as a story

This is probably the most common sentence you'll hear for history, but I'm not joking. Imagine everything as story time going on in front of you. Maybe you are at the scene ! Its like you're in front of Akbar, or Aurangzeb while he was dividing his kingdom among his sons when you see that he's not going to to give you any, and suddenly you realize that its not actually happening and the brothers would kill each other for the throne anyway.

I am so glad I'm not a Mughal kid in line. 

2.Write everything down.

I know taking notes during classes pains the hand but saves you from an awful lot of reading later.
While the textbooks have long boring text, you can write the points in keywords in your own history notepad and keep reading them. They come in handy during the exams.

3.Ask

Ask your teacher if you don't know or aren't sure for something.
Nobody will clear your doubts if they don't know. 

As for me, I have a great teacher ......:)

4. Go on You tube

You tube is definitely the best source to have a lot of practice and what's even better... It's fun! You tube has a thousand videos on every chapter. So go make the boring chapters interesting.


My exams just finished. I am waiting eagerly for the results. 

Let's see !
 

~ Chinmayee