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abhinandansridhar 's review for:
Rain in the Mountains: Notes from the Himalayas
by Ruskin Bond
I found this book quite a chore to read. Mr. Bond is an eager naturalist, and me - not so much. I enjoy nature, but I just don't have the bandwidth to know the names of every plant that I come across. So the sections where Mr. Bond waxes eloquent about trees, flowers, insects and birds were when I used to zone out.
However, the last chapter - It's time to close the windows - a mini autobiographical account of Mr. Bond's life is endearing, and I enjoyed reading it very much, and according to me warrants all the 3 stars I've given for this book.
However, the last chapter - It's time to close the windows - a mini autobiographical account of Mr. Bond's life is endearing, and I enjoyed reading it very much, and according to me warrants all the 3 stars I've given for this book.