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THE FAREWELL

Hey BookLovers
For today, we'll be talking about the book, "The Farewell" by Debjeet Mukherjee.

 BLURB
A working mom, a US-aspirant son, an army colonel as dad and all the love it takes to keep a family together. Read this beautiful short story of mother-son relationship during contemporary times. Also included is a tribute to the concluding chapters of an acclaimed fantasy-drama-series in television of the twenty-tens.

 MY REVIEW
The farewell is a short story written by Debjeet Mukherjee.

 It is the story of a Mother's love, Father's protective nature and a Son who is going away from his parents.

 This book tells us how much our parents love us and care for us, how they long to talk to us just for some time and how we are always busy with our friends.

 The way this story unfolds itself is really good.

 The language of the book is really simple and any reader can complete this book in a maximum of 10-15 minutes. Yes, it is that short story.

 The cover of the book has an image of a mother holding her child up in the air.
It describes the mother's love and how much she wants her child to reach the skies.

 It shows the love, affection, and care of a mother towards her child.

 I would recommend it to everyone because, in today's world, everyone needs to know the importance of a mother's love, father's care and a child's dreams.

 RATINGS
5 on 5 stars

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