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Scion of Ikshvaku
by Amish
This book has seriously clenched the thirst of my soul. Indian mythology and philosophy has no bounds indeed. This book makes one soar in the highest skies of Indian mythology. Ram’s character has the capability to invoke awe in almost every homo sapien! What hit me most in this book was the innocent character of Ram’s rakhi-sister Roshni, also Manthara’s daughter. Her character was so sweet and child-like that she really seemed like a child-goddess. But the brutality with which she was raped and murdered made me cry in anger. That was the only part I was angry on Ram for his law-abiding nature. That part literally moved me to tears. It made me question the current situation of women in the world.
All in all, this book is a must-read in a lifetime because, duh, YOLO!! Read it!!
All in all, this book is a must-read in a lifetime because, duh, YOLO!! Read it!!