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Wednesday, 7 June 2017
Compensate The Past by Mohammad Israf
Published
Year- 2017
Publications-
Good Times
Books Pvt. Ltd.
Genre- Fiction
Pages- 137
Format-
Paperback/Kindle
Synopsis
"Everyone
has to experience emotions in life. Those emotions are socio-economic which
teach us lessons to do something extraordinary just to Compensate the Past.
Past plays a crucial role in everyone's life,
Rajat learns those lessons which induce him to see the world from emotional
point of view. He wants an indemnity for his past.
Meanwhile
he falls in love with Taniya. It pumps up zeal for emotions to do something for
the society as love makes you strong enough to confront all the barriers coming
in the path.
On a
turn of life, he has to balance himself between love and social responsibility,
both put Rajat's entire life on stake.
Will
he be able to get his love?
Will he be able to compensate his past?"
My Review
How many of you ever thought to implement whatever you were
taught in school or in university/college? I guess most of you will say NO. We
keep learning things but fail to implement them because we are taught there is life
other than bookish knowledge what if I tell about one such book in which author
has utilized his knowledge he learnt in a B-School(Business School).
Compensate The Past is one such book I find really very
amusing and entertaining. I really loved the concept developed for this book
and it had worked. After reading so many books based on engineering I don’t
find reason why they didn’t sooth me but here I got a reason and I enjoyed
every bit of it.
Compensate which means in recognitions of loss and here in
the story means narrator or say protagonist who suffered loss in past or things
which has never worked that time he mended in the present.
Story starts with a train journey where Rajat Rai narrated
his incidents of life but they won’t make you monotonous but will make you
stick to the edge where you’re sitting. Rajat explains how he hard life is and
how and what we should do for things w didn’t get in past. Whatever your past
is; you have ability to make it a new version or more upgraded. Book dwells
into a management boy life and how he makes the best use of available resources.
Author has added pinch of laughter and romance which is very neatly fit into
the book.
I really enjoyed reading Rajat’s section, he was hard
working and ambitious and he knows where to put full stop to those diversions
which hinders his path. I personally enjoyed reading CSR and women self help
group part mentioned in the books I’m so keen to experience them in my classes.
Book is fast paced and will be completed in a single sitting
but will leave readers wondering how they must use their capabilities to achieve
their dreams and ambitions. Book title and cover is very apt, it goes with story
line. Language is simple and readable, won’t make readers hunch over dictionary.
For management student like me would really enjoy this book
but I won’t be specific because anyone can read this. A good Sunday read.
I would rate 4/5 and I’m looking forward to read more from
the author. And I would like to thanks author for choosing me giveaway winner.
Reviewed by Aditi Srivastava
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