The Letters to my Son

Hello book lovers❤️
I am back with another review.
This time it is an e-book.
"THE LETTERS TO MY SON"❤️
By Mr. Sarvana kumar murugana

This is a very short story about a boy named "Nirav" , his lady love "Miru" and his father "Aarav".

The way this book is written is really nice. I loved how the writer tried to show the feelings and the relationship of a father and son❤️

The commitment of a father to love his son and to let him do whatever he loves is what I loved❤️

Also, the lady love of Nirav, Miru, loved him with all her heart!
He even writes poems for her❤️
They have that cute relationship which grows as they grow together

All in all, the story kept me going, I loved how the writer tried to showcase the emotions of being in love and the emotion of a parent-child love❤️

This book is a must read❤
You'll get to know the worth of your parents as well as the worth of your children❤️

A 4 out of 5 stars for this one❤

Until next time❤️
Bye bye❤️

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