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Customers find the book great, interesting, and blissful to read. They say it contains some of the best stories of Rabindranath Tagore. Readers describe the language as simple yet profound, beautiful, and lovely. They also mention the stories depict human emotions and penetrate deep into the heart. Customers describe the collection as nice, precious, and kind. They praise the translation as great and commendable.
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Kindle Customer –
Good book
Good book
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Shivam B. –
Great story
I would like to share this book with my friends.
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Anshika –
Beautiful
Amazing and beautiful
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Dpnraw –
Good product
Good product
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Pratibha ;) –
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What is not good about rabindranath tagore’s story. He is one of my favourite authors this book was a great start to peek inside rabindranth tagore’s wide imagination and creativity it doesn’t feel like a book the book seems to tell it’s own story just like our grand parents do. So amazing will totally recommend. Especially for people who romanticise hopless romantic and have a different prespective for this world
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Ins –
Book
Very nice.
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Neer –
Worth reading
Good stories from one of the greatest Writer.
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most amazing stories
Most of the stories touch our hearts with pity and sadness.For example Cabuliwallah,how human relations form and how it become impossible to live without them.Next the son of Rashmani,surely this story spins our heart with sorrow and also postmaster.Every story has its own value.
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Sherry Landrum –
One of India’s greatest writers, he captures a feeling of the life of India in his stories. Much like Anton Chekhov does for Russia. He tells his stories without judgement. We are left to draw our own conclusions. Unlike the west, death in this framework is never the end to be avoided. There is a gentle fatalism that is not devoid of hope. People can change, sometimes they do and sometimes they don’t and whichever way it goes is just the way it goes. I loved the stories, they have a simple beauty, full of deep understanding and compassion for the human condition.
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Selene –
great writer to get to know…
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samares kumar saha –
These are finest works of Tagore.It touches all facets of life.All literature lover should read these once in their lifetime.
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Dr.Nasir Ayub –
Excellent Read
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RAKESH KUMAR PASWAN –
I would just say all the stories reminds good old days. Stories are very nicely written with flow and is easy going. These stories are for everyone even you can read them to small kid at bed time. I loved the Kabuliwallah most. Happy reading
Kindle Customer –
Good book
Good book
Shivam B. –
Great story
I would like to share this book with my friends.
Anshika –
Beautiful
Amazing and beautiful
Dpnraw –
Good product
Good product
Pratibha ;) –
Favvvvvvv
What is not good about rabindranath tagore’s story. He is one of my favourite authors this book was a great start to peek inside rabindranth tagore’s wide imagination and creativity it doesn’t feel like a book the book seems to tell it’s own story just like our grand parents do. So amazing will totally recommend. Especially for people who romanticise hopless romantic and have a different prespective for this world
Ins –
Book
Very nice.
Neer –
Worth reading
Good stories from one of the greatest Writer.
Placeholder –
most amazing stories
Most of the stories touch our hearts with pity and sadness.For example Cabuliwallah,how human relations form and how it become impossible to live without them.Next the son of Rashmani,surely this story spins our heart with sorrow and also postmaster.Every story has its own value.
Sherry Landrum –
One of India’s greatest writers, he captures a feeling of the life of India in his stories. Much like Anton Chekhov does for Russia. He tells his stories without judgement. We are left to draw our own conclusions. Unlike the west, death in this framework is never the end to be avoided. There is a gentle fatalism that is not devoid of hope. People can change, sometimes they do and sometimes they don’t and whichever way it goes is just the way it goes. I loved the stories, they have a simple beauty, full of deep understanding and compassion for the human condition.
Selene –
great writer to get to know…
samares kumar saha –
These are finest works of Tagore.It touches all facets of life.All literature lover should read these once in their lifetime.
Dr.Nasir Ayub –
Excellent Read
RAKESH KUMAR PASWAN –
I would just say all the stories reminds good old days. Stories are very nicely written with flow and is easy going. These stories are for everyone even you can read them to small kid at bed time. I loved the Kabuliwallah most. Happy reading