PaSsu Diary: A Journal of an Ordinary Bhutanese
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| Published In: | 2018 |
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| ISBN: | 9789993699507 |
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| No. of Pages: | 316 |
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and entertaining collection of personal thoughts and reflections. Through his
personal journey, Chablop Passang takes us across so many aspects we otherwise overlook
or take it for granted such as being a responsible citizen, teacher, parent,
husband and a son. In a very simple language and ingenious eloquence, he writes
about history, innovation, social service, social media, kindness, compassion
and most importantly youth issues. I couldn’t just be selfish and read alone,
instead decided to purchase more copies and donate to a school library. Passu
Diary is not just a journal of an ordinary Bhutanese, it is more than that.
and entertaining collection of personal thoughts and reflections. Through his
personal journey, Chablop Passang takes us across so many aspects we otherwise overlook
or take it for granted such as being a responsible citizen, teacher, parent,
husband and a son. In a very simple language and ingenious eloquence, he writes
about history, innovation, social service, social media, kindness, compassion
and most importantly youth issues. I couldn’t just be selfish and read alone,
instead decided to purchase more copies and donate to a school library. Passu
Diary is not just a journal of an ordinary Bhutanese, it is more than that.
Diary” second edition (2021).Except
for few, most of us have heard about “Time machine” and even seen one from some
sci-fi films. However, have you ever wondered how a real time machine looks
like? And have you ever wished to time travel? Well, if your answer is double
yes, then you should grab a copy of “Passu Diary” and buckle up your seat for a
roller-coaster ride as you read the book.The
author mentions the word “Time machine” in his book several times to highlight
the importance of the various museums in our country. His book is a time
machine in itself. The book does everything a time machine is expected to do.
It takes you into the past, highlights the present and also discusses an
exciting prospect for a better future. Amongst numerous articles written in his
blog “Passu Diary” over a decade, the book contains around 304 selected articles.
The book revolves around topics such as history, culture and various social
issues prevalent in our society. Any Bhutanese readers can easily relate to
whatever message the author is trying to convey because of the authors usage of
narrative style. The fact that the author has used simple yet effective words
to write this book makes this book all the more wonderful.The
book presents various social problems in our country which are followed by
questions to ponder upon. The issues highlighted by the author in the book have
been presented through his personal observation backed by research. The author
has done more than simply complain which is apparent from the humble suggestions
and solutions offered for the questions presented in the book. Some stories in
the book will make you sad and emotional but don’t you worry about that.
Generally, most of the stories have a beautiful ending, this book is no
different. The author has done an excellent work in including hilarious stories
which will lift the reader’s spirit whenever and wherever they become sad and
emotional. There are also stories which will inspire and motivate you. Not to
forget, the element of surprise has also been used in some stories.As
written in the blurb, readers have the freedom to pick any article from the
book to read but I would suggest readers, not to jumble up the stories. Readers
will understand the premises behind my suggestion once they read each and every
article in their chronological order. The feeling of satisfaction you get as a
reader when you finish reading the last article in the book is amazing. There
were few articles which could have given the book a good ending but there could
not have been a better punchy article to finish the book than the article
chosen by the author. So let first article be the first and the last article be
the last. Otherwise, there is a chance that readers might miss some aspects of
the book. This book is about Bhutan, our history, our culture, our society, our
community and the issues and challenges in our country. Having said that, this
book is also about the journey, the growth and the transformation of an
ordinary Bhutanese into a social worker. The book is about a man who dares to
dream, work for that dream and revolutionized the toilet culture in Bhutan.Minor
observations from the book.ü Back
cover blurb, second paragraph – Spelling of “Chronological.”ü Page
82 & 84, title of article – Usage of “iwitness”, looks like it has been
used deliberately or is it a mistake?ü Page
87, second paragraph, third sentence – Sequence of the words, “called in whole
her family” or “called in her whole family.”ü Page
99, first paragraph, third sentence – Is it “Bloody read doma spit” or “Bloody
red doma spit?” Or is it “Bloody doma spit?” Does the meaning change?ü Page
142, last paragraph, fourth sentence – Is it “My perspective could be driven of
my ignorance” or “My perspective could be driven by my ignorance?”ü Page
207, last paragraph, sixth sentence beginning – “Its” or “It.”ü Page
247, first paragraph, second sentence – Is it “Sough after” or “Sought after?”ü Page
276, third paragraph, first sentence, repetition of words – “Can we have have.”
Fast forward ten years and we’re doing so much better. Now reading is kind of the new cool. And everyone suddenly wants to become a writer. Unsurprisingly, with the Internet, recently there is a growing number of people, young and old alike sharing their thoughts, stories and essays on social media and blogs. Unfortunately only a few are consistent. Some of the beginners, mostly students take up blogging on a whim, write poetry and half-baked high school romance, and before they can change the default template to something more personalized, they lose interest. Their blogs become obsolete and are eventually forgotten. This was one the reasons I was hesitant before I began my own blogging journey.
Therefore, it is impressive that PaSsu Diary has thrived for twelve years, and is still going very strong. I think I can safely say that it is the most popular blog in Bhutan. The book contains carefully selected posts and I loved every single one of them. They are short, simple and to the point, no superfluous words and statements that usually make me cringe. The book acknowledges and gives the author’s opinions on a wide range of topics and societal issues such as tattoos, parenting, Bhutan History, social media, family, education, loan sharks, civic responsibilities and similar other debates.
I tried to pick some favorites and failed, but then I especially loved the posts about adopted sister and step-father. Remember those times in school when we’d have adopted brothers and sisters? How beautiful, innocent and unconditional was that, children who barely knew what family and love meant, choosing strangers to be their siblings? The part where Sir PaSsu was a much-feared bad boy in school but magically turned into a disciplined and shy boy in front of his adopted sister touched me. That little boy had known so little of kindness that he hadn’t known what to do with so much of it.
Then there was this post about his step-father. A quiet, introverted, self-less, and kind man, against whom the neighbors tried to implant skepticism and wariness in a young Sir PaSsu’s mind because “step parents are ooh so evil”. But gradually, the step-father and step-son bond over secrets they hide from the mother. I loved the part where he visits Sir PaSsu’s college. That got me teary-eyed.
O-kay, I’m going to stop spoiling it for you now, and ask you to go read it for yourself, if you haven’t already. I’d strongly recommend it.
A well written book.
It reeked of Bhutanese values and I thoroughly enjoyed every single page. The acknowledgement itself made me smile. I became more Bhutanese after reading this book and I really liked the idea of rice vote, bee solution and prayer flag social service idea and 108 plantation of trees. "What did you expect" article if my favourite from the book and I literally posted it on my every social media accounts.
I was intrigued by the stories of AP chundu and local deities and historical figures of our country. I would like to whole Heartedly recommend this book to people of all ages to be enriched in wisdom, values and learn to add Bhutanese flavor in their writing.
It reeked of Bhutanese values and I thoroughly enjoyed every single page. The acknowledgement itself made me smile. I became more Bhutanese after reading this book and I really liked the idea of rice vote, bee solution and prayer flag social service idea and 108 plantation of trees. "What did you expect" article is my favourite from the book and I literally posted it on my every social media accounts.
I was intrigued by the stories of AP Chundu and local deities and historical figures of our country. I would like to wholeheartedly recommend this book to people of all ages to be enriched in wisdom, values and learn to add Bhutanese flavour in their writing.
I would recommend all to read this book one who seeks different level of motivation to blog and I also came across many historical facts.
Recommended for all people to read it 🙂.
summery: it's an inspring journal for everyone around the world .Its about the story of an ordinary boy and achievement in his life .And the people around him . Every Bhutanese can relate their own life story with it.There is also some history about our country which is not even written in Bhutan history
From my point of view everyone must read this book
Knowing PaSsu Diary.
I first saw the author when he appeared on Nang Ge Tam a few years ago. It was only then I knew about his blog PaSsu Diary. Later I found myself following his social media accounts and loving his blogs. And I could not be happier when I knew his blogs were transforming into a book soon. As a follower on his Facebook page, I could see all the book publishing launching activities and distribution into the book stores sometime in 2018. And a few weeks later after the distribution has happened(from what I saw virtually), my newsfeed was almost brimmed with reviews of PaSsu Diary. Today I wonder if there is any Bhutanese reader who has not read this book. After going through some of the reviews, it instantly gave me a longing to grab one myself. But there was no way I will get one since I was out of the country then and I presume the distribution happened only in the Book stores within the country. I remember checking for the book in a few shopping sites in India but could not find one. So my dream to read PaSsu Diary was cut short then.
After I was back to Thimphu last winter, I sneaked into a few book stores there but it was hard to find PaSsu diary. I even texted the author if the book was available in any of the book stores in Thimphu but he was not sure. To grab one was a reality so far, I thought.
Just a few days before the nationwide lockdown commenced, I moved to my sister's place here in Punakha. Do you know what I encountered here? It was a pity to see PaSsu Diary dusting in the corner. Coincidentally the next day, the lockdown was announced. This was an opportunity waiting to happen. What more perfect time is needed than this to read a book-a book I dreamed to read years ago. A perfect blend.
A Review.
PaSsu Diary is an inspiring and interesting collection of journals by a blogger, which I feel is a must-read for every one of us. The author puts his real-life incidences in a simple yet meaningful narration that even a maiden reader can easily perceive the intended messages. He shares various events that unfold in his journey of life as a son, a teacher, a husband, a father and now a full-time social entrepreneur. For a history enthusiast like myself, he also shares explicitly about some important figures like Terton Sherub Mebar and some less-known but equally important museums of our country, some of which are very unpopular among us. He even shares of the mythical buffalo horn which I have never heard of and this makes myself a fool history enthusiast. These mysteries are just mesmerizing. And I want you to dig out more by yourself.
Discovered PaSsu Diary at a corner
While I loved and enjoyed every bit of those entries in his book, I will share here a few topics that captivated me the most. If there are any wedlock individuals here unable to impress and surprise your partner, I recommend you to flip into Surprise Gift From My Wife. Here he will give you tips based on how he was surprised by his better half. It is about a surprise gift he received on his birthday from his wife and how the gift remained unknown to himself until a few days later. Want to know what the gift was? Grab a copy of PaSsu Diary and give yourself a surprise too. But I assure you it was not a Bouquet of flowers if you have already guessed this.
Are you a student breaking your head unable to decide whether to study for life or for the exam? Or preparing for both appears like a mirage when you have the thickest volumes to cover up just before the next dawn? Because I was one of it once upon a time. I wish I read the book a few years ago when I had a tough time mugging up formulas. Because In this book he will give you answers to all these confusions. I envy the luck of his students. I assume and be content that his students would not have made the mistake like me. “When the time is right, do not sleep on the syllabus. Wake up to lives calling. ” I unquote from Out Of Syllabus.
Having shared snippets of his insightful work above, there is no further explanation required why I would finish such a rare book in just two goes. As I satisfactorily and slowly wrap up my review of PaSsu diary, I am just taken aback questioning myself of all the book reviews I have done in my educational journey till now. I am sure none of the reviews came naturally. They were either to impress my teacher or to meet the requirements of moving on to the next grade. But for now, no one has compelled me in doing this review, and I am doubtful if even a single person would read this-but this is all a good book would lead to. Whatsoever, PaSsu Diary is one of a kind.
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I am so glad that I read your book.
I read it to my family, throughout the time we were just inspired. There is no word to describe how your journal made us feel. For us it was a history that was not even mentioned in Bhutan history. The Buffalo horn in Daga Dzong was a surprise for us, we have never heard it before.
The bridge in Laya, Dechen’s story, toilet for Ama, visit to Lingkana Palace, etc etc.... the whole time it was like we were watching a documentary movie of a famous figure. You are a true hero we have.
We loved you in each page.
Sir, You inspired us, you taught us so many things from passu diary.
We are eagerly waiting for another book of you.
May god bless you and also may you publish another copy ASAP 😊😊😊😊
Thanking you and Lots of love from us
A must Read book.
Happy reading.
Laptop is on…word is open…curser is blinking on the blank page like my empty brain. I didn't know what to jot down. Hands are rested on the keyboard and Eyes are still blinking.
Luckly I found PaSsu Diary written by CHABLOP PASSANG TSHERING in my book shelf. It has been almost half a year that i didn't touch a book to upgrade my reading skills. It caught my attention when my few friends came to appear PE exam from Samdrup Jongkhar. My friend karma talked about this book and i intentionally told Jigme to keep here with me only to received a call from Yangchen to send sooner to her.
Anyways my new start of reading for 2019 is not bad. After responding a call i flipped over the pages to complete the novel. To my surprise it further excited me for the next episode. I cannot visit the toilet although i was suffering from loose motion. Since, author has beautifully crafted his thoughts into meaningful words. I had a sleepless night because of PaSsu Diary. Since this one is life changing novel. For that reason i have developed a note to the creative and honest author of the book just to show my appreciation.
*Note to Chablop(teacher of the toilet) based on his book👇
Dear author you really are creative writer,
The moment i started reading your diary,
I fall in love with your single words.
The first chapter "Students In Love"
really made me think love affairs in school should not be seen illegal.
Thus "Forbidden Arm"talks how harmful tattoo is. How regretful to have it one.
And you found happiness after letting your wife to "quit her job" as she found joy in the business.
Your Potato and chips story made me laugh as i knew how funny we Bhutanese are.
"HUBSONTHER" gave me shock because there is no such words in dictionary but you used creativity effectively.
It is interesting you clubbed three words to create one. (Hub)by(son)Fa(ther) all together made hubsonther.😲
Whipping the son when required is best idea to bring child on track.
Must be vigilant not to touch child in anger, like you mentioned anger is unreasonable.
World stopped for a moment when she saw first time in the history, father crowning the son.
Thus she had witnessed the magic of the millennium.
It breaks my heart when we no longer beat the drums and march on 11th November.
Although, extraordinary day will remain imprinted in our heart forever.
I have seen how fathers are joyfully agonyed,
Yet very much excited to listen to his child's first cry with wide open ears behind the closed labour door.
On your daughter's first birthday its funny that you have slept well beside awaken daughter and your wife.
However, you understood the meaning of birthday.
I can clearly understand the meaning when you say about the book of your mother.
How miserable she had lived her life just like Cinderella tale.
Glad that you wanna give all the world happiness to her.
It is more interesting when your son changed his speech topic during morning assembly.
But you felt proud wheb he considered you as his role model.
After reading Wangay's letter i feel pity on hardworking teachers.
But i hope your friend have got a justice now.
Your dream of "bereavement leave" might have came true.
It is disheartening to know about dangerous practice in our communities.
So called cooking up rumors while going through Bhutan's biggest earthquake.
Yes! "The Oscar for the best blog will always go to PaSsu" because you are passionate blogger.
You got Ashi Jetsun's interest on your blog
Thus made your visit to Lingkana Palace more memorable.
On oct 13th 2011 royal wedding took place
And world have seen the crowning glory,
As Bhutan crowned its queen.
I am pretty much sure your daughter will love reading your work,
when she grow up into adulthood.
You are right that we see no record in the history, king who is still potential leave his throne at the age of 51.
Never seen father king crowning his son.
It brings immense joy thinking about Father king's gift of happiness.
I see Bhutan is "full of mountains and valleys",
Mr.Khaw even said Bhutan is not a last Shangri-la.
But i was more surprised when you questioned him, What did you expect?
You are right Bhutan can become Singapore,
Singapore can never become Bhutan.
At the age of 17 i was only in grade 11,
Silently looking at handsome boys.
Our bold 17 young Jigme ascended the golden throne and gave hope to his lost people.
He was too young to leave his play ground and become king.
But his majesty ensured enough happiness for us.
Leprosy stigma was finally gone.
Sadly, Virus called AIDS has arrived to change the fate of millions.
I think we can still afford one more room for that victim.
We should be preserving iconic Paro Town,
If we lose Paro, as you said
"history may never forgive us".
I too feel there should be Ngultrum Identity
In bhutanese way of life.
Because i am tired seeing Rs. & $ sign on every tag.
I was wondering what is restricted species,
But you kindly refered teacher as the one.
I have been bright student during my school days,
I do have good marks but as you said this are all out of syllabus.
I just created a job rather than running after a job,
So, i think i have answer the call of life.
As a reader i am proud of you(author),
For stoping a man humiliating a woman in public.
Referering a fight than running to the class.
"Don't let their death go in vain" chapter pricked my heart because we are ignorant,
Our kindness inside us is harming many innocent life.
Yeah! "lets stop agreeing that death happens because of destiny".
I am also in the top list for not showing the appreciation for Bhutanese celebrites.
Difficult to recognise who he was after watching Phurba Thinley's comedy.
After going through your lines i think i will assemble all the courage to show gratitude if i saw anyone of them.
Telling truth for girls might have saved many life from hundred of fake promises,
made by unfaithful man.
They might have received a greater promises of their life,
That no man can give.
Oops! Ielts has been superstar in Bhutan since 2012,
It still is superstar this days.
I have no say about opportunity and credibility,
Well business is going well.
Our youth can't survive upon the salary thats lesser than someone's lunch bill.
There is more rejected jobs than jobless youth.
I want to convey the world don't design a permanent certificate because of your temporary mischief.
Tattoo on body can't change the people's thought.
Dont copy celebrities design because those celebrities have millions of dollars.
June 24,2012 made us watch our history burn.
We lost our 400years old Wangdue dzong to aggresive fire.
I was only 18 that time without much feeling of lost.
Now i felt sorry for our precious 1950s dzong.
I dont know how to show respect for Dasho Dzongda as he risked his life to rescue nangtens.
Finally you gave us hint that in our new history,
We will get a chance to say "that's the dzong built by 5th king and his people in 2012".
Is our pride that His Majest's Charm in Bangkok is a license to travel abroad.
Maths teacher at the fuel pump poured a enough knowledge,
How simple robbery is taking place even in fuel station.
I heard several times my grand mother talking about her Dorjipuen.
Never asked her what is it?
Today i got perfect meaning(brothers and sisters for next life) after reading your book.
I have a bitter experience that failed parenting will often lead to children's negative mindset.
By now i hope your lopen have been living happy after retirement.
People are irresponsible because we break simple rules every day.
They smoke where there is"no smoking sign".
You are right they had parked a car right on "No Parking".
Blasting noise where there is "Silence, please" notice.
Littering around " do not litter",
And splitting red doma spit on "Do not Spit Sign".
That makes we are in human.
Although going to Tibet was favourite game,
Dishearten to know the trade was marked illegal,
As many home will miss warm blanket.
What's your excuse? Is also making me remember "Nayak".
And wishing Happy anniversary, your majesties on 13th oct made you cry.
That Gap between school and home left many rooms to develop negative activities.
The inner search made me recollect my old memories,
That i too felt funny for doing it.
The character certificate can redefine the way human world function.
Shocked to know that Lomba is considered common birthday.
Rice votes from the people of Haa might have turn Haa valley into green.
While Bee solution have two different positive impact.
Teachers' day in Bhutan is an appreciation from student.
If teachers cann't teach then what will they do?.
A piece of history in Bajothang left curiosity in my nerves.
Monthly birthday gift needs to be education insurance rather blowing candles and cutting cakes.
Perhaps the history of Mojo dog keeps me thinking.
The day you met the Prime Minister completely melted your fears.
Your daughter's first day in school,
made you feel your daughter is bold enough.
Students' haircut become a issue not knowing the story behind.
Yes some parents are divorced,
Not all marriages are made in heaven.
Easy education is a blessing for all bhutanese only if we realise its values.
Love story and real life story is different story.
If we are greedy we will eat salty food forever.
10 Business of 1990s now become a history.
Rural Heritage Museum in my school is your project.
Wangdue dzong has been destroyed across the time.
Say no to sex on camera is good idea because sex is a private affair in human life.
100 bars in Bajothang might have increased to 200 bars now.
Diamond ring from a facebook friend is all scam.
First dzong in Haa is Dumcho dzong,
Audience with His Majesty is like Shakespeare writing poetry.
Democracy and love marriage to be seen from one angle.
Our cup of pesticide is everday tea.
Seven years in Bajothang reminded you to return back.
Bhutan Toilet Organization is my long awaited topic.
Little maya is very confident little girl.
A horsewoman of Taktshang is as brave as fighting lion.
Mythical treasure of Daga Dzong interest me to visit once.
The Buffalo horn in Daga dzong has mystery behind.
Paro has a problem in waste management,
Yet to education few more people.
His Majesty's carpenter story has a great message.
Visiting museums in Bhutan will spark imagination about past and future.
What can we learn from Nepal's earthquake is to avoid evil rumors.
Being responsible and smart on social media is your freedom.
108 trees for citizenship is Guinness world record.
108 prayers flages is for departed souls.
We will make good business if we reuse the poles.
Terton Sherab Mebar we missed in school was understood in greater way.
Journey of Terton Sherab Mebar's Kudung was puzzling.
Name changing syndrome is still confused.
DNA that your adopted sister has passed down is her kindness.
From the hospital bed we cant do that we like.
Thus honest scooter got disgusting laugh.
Entitlement is knowledge we took home after paid workshop.
Life is too short to wait for an abusive husband to change.
"Who the hell will protect her if the very man on her bed is assaulting her"?
Surprise gift from your wife is biggest gift( quit smoking).
Your stepfather was no less than anyone's father.
Pledge to live like The Great Fourth is best birthday gift.
Traditional Bhutanese Toilet habits is more strange.
More than just a date is 6th Februay.
Museum on the highway has many mythical stories.
Birthplace of khandro Sonam Palden is in Wang Simo.
Mother's sweet revenge is sweetest ever.
The moment with His Majesty the King was priceless.
A girl who was lost and never found is Dechen.
Later she had new beginning.
Dirty toilet is a mindset needs to be clean.
No schools on Saturday is light feeling.
Rice cooker disease is sugar disease.
Orginal or Chinese is contradictory.
Monsoon lessons is about un-Bhutanese.
Fragments of the king's dream was his blessings.
Toilet in laya was impressively clean.
Ap Phub's Bridge to Laya was another heart touching story.
Drakarpo Kora was toughest spiritual journey,
But its your stairway to heaven.
Toilet for your mother was your happiness,
As her eyes were filled with pride.
Soon I am sending PaSsu Diary back👍
Book review by
Sonam Choden
Recommended for all Bhutanese book lovers.
To my surprise I am already reading the 3rd chapter. I have never been on a roller coaster ride but I think the book made me feel like i was riding one. I cried and laughed and enjoyed the book so much. I finished the remaining half after we had our baby girl.
In those few hours while reading PaSsu's Diary I promised to my unborn and to myself that I will introduce her to the world of books and to reading and that I will make sure that she reads PaSsu's Diary.
I recommended the book to all my friends and family and the feed back was overwhelming.
Author: Chaplop passang Tshering
Year of publication: 2018
Unique features of the book;
1: It touches about the reality of the Bhutanese society.
2: Highlights about the historical places of Bhutan which awakens and instills about culture and tradition of Bhutan in the mind of young reader.
3: Throw lights about the journey of the authors life which inspires the youth with positive mindset to combat any glitches.
4: Points out about the family life, love story and real life story which prepares youth for successful Parenthood.
5: The book also touches about the uproar in the authors life as a social worker with utmost recognition which motivates youth to follow his footsteps.
6: Book is craved with the intricacies of wisdoms and creativity. HUBSONTHER..one of the new word in the book with enormous meaning. For more, go through the book.
7: The book also circles about the modern technologies and about some celebrities across the globe.
Message from the reader:
1: For a failures, it helps them to belief in the world through the different form and settings of the stories in the book
2: For a successors, it acts as a leading principle which adds more color in their life.
To put in the nut shell, it emphasize more about the life, hard works, dedications, commitments, team works and risk taking which is important to every individuals.
I recommend this book to everyone for you will never regret after going through it la.
Thank you
Author: Chaplop passang Tshering
Year of publication: 2018
Unique features of the book;
1: It touches about the reality of the Bhutanese society.
2: Highlights about the historical places of Bhutan which awakens and instills about culture and tradition of Bhutan in the mind of young reader.
3: Throw lights about the journey of the authors life which inspires the youth with positive mindset to combat any glitches.
4: Points out about the family life, love story and real life story which prepares youth for successful Parenthood.
5: The book also touches about the uproar in the authors life as a social worker with utmost recognition which motivates youth to follow his footsteps.
6: Book is craved with the intricacies of wisdoms and creativity. HUBSONTHER..one of the new word in the book with enormous meaning. For more, go through the book.
7: The book also circles about the modern technologies and about some celebrities across the globe.
Message from the reader:
1: For a failures, it helps them to belief in the world through the different form and settings of the stories in the book
2: For a successors, it acts as a leading principle which adds more color in their life.
To put in the nut shell, it emphasize more about the life, hard works, dedications, commitments, team works and risk taking which is important to every individuals.
I recommend this book to everyone for you will never regret after going through it la.
Thank you
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