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La Ama (a mother's call) by Chador Wangmo is a story about one woman's harrowing journey from a terrible marriage to the past which was equally ruthless and to an uplifting future.
It's a story that deals with a lot of difficult themes like Violence, adultery and the recent popular entertainment culture of Drayang. A must read for all the young people out there to gain perspective about how gender quality is still not there in our country and how women are being treated wrong.

This book is a personal memoir. Depicting the life of students who come from poor and struggling families, this book reminds us that through sheer hard work and determination, no matter how bad the situation is, we can achieve success in life. An exceptional story and a must read!

A great book for all who loves Bhutan and wishes to learn more about its history. Truly a treasure for those who wish to expand and deepen their knowledge about the country, people and its history.

"The Legend of Pemi Tshewang Tashi" narrates the story of Wangduephodrang Dzongpoen Angdruk Nyim's most capable and powerful zimpoen (Chamberlain) Pemi Tshewang Tashi who had to choose between love for his family and loyalty to his warlord. A must read for every book reader out there!

Dawa: The story of a stray dog in Bhutan is a must read. The emotional and knowledgeable journey of Dawa captured the way people and dogs cohabitate and gave us an example of the deep essence of our country. Highly recommended!

I truly enjoyed reading this Journal of Chablop Passu. It interestingly showcases different episodes which is very much related to our everyday activities and experiences.
Recommended for all people to read it ?.