Tshering Penjor's Profile

Thinking to a read Dzongkha book? I recommend this owing to the narration of real story of a lady and the common struggles that youth of today face. This story book is of the Bhutanese way that Bhutanese should read.

A must read book, I would say. Typically for the person like me, born to likely vicinity of authors' and sharing the role as an educator. The anecdotes he heartily penned in the book, without doubt, brings confirmation to me (reader) that the village is no less than any other places or towns in the world. Every noun and verb,  is curriculum for an observant people like the author irrespective of the place we dwell in. This book takes you step ahead in understanding  values and beliefs shared in  villages and drawing educative conclusions. This book is, but a feast to the brain and heart to have one realized. Unfolding of the stories of Bull and Ox, Rooster and local Birds,  Billy and the Cow, Cat and the Tiger, Louse and Flea and Bamboo and licked Plate, to keep short,  keep our mind sailing fair and heart drawn. Local talks I had with the book, never bored me a second. Never to forget, this book keep you attended like listening to a genuine elder from a village.