MEN AND DREAMS IN DHAULADHAR

Hey lovely people❤️
So, for today I'll be reviewing "Men and dreams in Dhauladhar" By Kochery C. Shibu.

Firstly, I'd like to tell you all about Mr. Writer of the book.

He has graduated from the prestigious National defence academy, Khadakwasla in 1981.
He has served the Indian Navyand commanded two warships.
Post his retirement he has executed hydroelectric projects in the Cauvery river basin in Karnataka, Beas river basin in Himachal and lately Teesta river basin in Sikkim.
He holds a post graduate degree in Defence Studies from Chennai University, and MA in English literature from Pune university.

Such a great man, right?
So, before reviewing this one, I'd like you all to read the book and see what Mr. Shibu has to convey to all of us❤️

Also, I'm super late in reviewing this novel because I received this book in January and it's June already

I loved the cover of the book and now Dhauladhar is one of the dream locations I really want to visit.❤️
That means the cover of the book gets a 5 star rating
Also, the book gets a 5- star rating.

Now talking about the story?

It's about different people and different places they live in.
Each person has a different story to tell, belong to different family backgrounds, but work at a particular place.

The Indians and Pakistanis meet and work for a project.
There are terrorists involved, foreigners, doctors, dancers,and who isn't??

All in all, it's a great book❤️

You can read about the different cultures too.

So basically this one's a must read❤️

You can also buy it from the link given below.

https://www.amazon.in/Men-Dreams-Dhauladhar-Shibu-K/dp/9385285009

Bye until next time❤️❤️
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