Review of Seduction of the seducer of seducers-another platitudinous upanishad
Posted: 12 Dec 2021, 08:41
[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "Seduction of the seducer of seducers-another platitudinous upanishad" by Inderpreet Kaur.]
Seduction of the Seducer of Seducers - Another Platitudinous Upanishad was written by Inderpreet Kaur. It tells about the life of a woman. It also gives a detailed explanation of her childhood experiences till she became an adult. It is also a book that teaches the importance of making wise decisions when faced with problems.
It all began with the story of Aditi. She's a beautiful lady who got married to Aakaash. After their marriage, Aditi gave birth to a girl, Mayuri, and later a boy. As the story unfolds, we read about the childhood life of both children and how their parents tried to teach moral values to them. As they grew up, Mayuri and Chandrashekhar faced challenges. They also made mistakes and learned from them. As Mayuri grew, she was determined to succeed and never get married. But soon after, she met a man, Chanakya, who wanted to marry her. After their marriage, things were not as Mayuri expected. But how would Mayuri put up with this situation? Read the book and find out.
The book is nice, as it tells a story and teaches its readers about the decisions they need to make in life. The instance where her father thought sending her to further her education would be a good example of this point. It has the features of a character-based novel. It wouldn't have been so good without knowing about Mayuri's childhood life and how she grew up to become an adult. From her childhood, the author built the book's plot. The setting and plot all seem to stand out.
I love Mayuri as a character. She's a woman who has gone through a lot, but she passed all the stages of life. I love Mayuri's determination. Even though she's a very beautiful girl, she was determined to succeed in her education before having any relationship with any boy. Even when she fell in love for the first time, she was still motivated to get good grades to woo her first love. This serves as a lesson to me and all other readers. Putting our best to accomplish important things would be better than wasting it on mere things. I also love Aditi and Aakaash as they always teach and guide their children on the right path. Each of these characters played an important role in developing the plot.
What I disliked about this book was that it has too many repetitions of words. On page 102, "not" is repeated twice in the same sentence. Also, when a character dialogues with another character, it begins with a quotation mark, but there is no closure to the quotation mark when the dialogue ends. One would not know when a character has finished speaking. Spelling a character's name is supposed to be taken seriously in a book. In this book, "Aakaash" was not spelled correctly consistently. It was written on page 23 as "Aakash." The name is for a character, but it was spelled to make it look like different characters. This could confuse readers.
I would rate this book 2 out of 4 stars. This is due to the errors and provoking repetition of words. The book also seems not professionally edited. I found many errors. I will recommend this book to teenagers or adults who would love a story with details of a child-to-adult experience, as it would help them to navigate through life.
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Seduction of the seducer of seducers-another platitudinous upanishad
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Seduction of the Seducer of Seducers - Another Platitudinous Upanishad was written by Inderpreet Kaur. It tells about the life of a woman. It also gives a detailed explanation of her childhood experiences till she became an adult. It is also a book that teaches the importance of making wise decisions when faced with problems.
It all began with the story of Aditi. She's a beautiful lady who got married to Aakaash. After their marriage, Aditi gave birth to a girl, Mayuri, and later a boy. As the story unfolds, we read about the childhood life of both children and how their parents tried to teach moral values to them. As they grew up, Mayuri and Chandrashekhar faced challenges. They also made mistakes and learned from them. As Mayuri grew, she was determined to succeed and never get married. But soon after, she met a man, Chanakya, who wanted to marry her. After their marriage, things were not as Mayuri expected. But how would Mayuri put up with this situation? Read the book and find out.
The book is nice, as it tells a story and teaches its readers about the decisions they need to make in life. The instance where her father thought sending her to further her education would be a good example of this point. It has the features of a character-based novel. It wouldn't have been so good without knowing about Mayuri's childhood life and how she grew up to become an adult. From her childhood, the author built the book's plot. The setting and plot all seem to stand out.
I love Mayuri as a character. She's a woman who has gone through a lot, but she passed all the stages of life. I love Mayuri's determination. Even though she's a very beautiful girl, she was determined to succeed in her education before having any relationship with any boy. Even when she fell in love for the first time, she was still motivated to get good grades to woo her first love. This serves as a lesson to me and all other readers. Putting our best to accomplish important things would be better than wasting it on mere things. I also love Aditi and Aakaash as they always teach and guide their children on the right path. Each of these characters played an important role in developing the plot.
What I disliked about this book was that it has too many repetitions of words. On page 102, "not" is repeated twice in the same sentence. Also, when a character dialogues with another character, it begins with a quotation mark, but there is no closure to the quotation mark when the dialogue ends. One would not know when a character has finished speaking. Spelling a character's name is supposed to be taken seriously in a book. In this book, "Aakaash" was not spelled correctly consistently. It was written on page 23 as "Aakash." The name is for a character, but it was spelled to make it look like different characters. This could confuse readers.
I would rate this book 2 out of 4 stars. This is due to the errors and provoking repetition of words. The book also seems not professionally edited. I found many errors. I will recommend this book to teenagers or adults who would love a story with details of a child-to-adult experience, as it would help them to navigate through life.
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Seduction of the seducer of seducers-another platitudinous upanishad
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon