Freedom: Human Trafficking and Encounter with Soul'(Book Review)
Posted by Selvi Deepa
Posted on February 11, 2020
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Book format: Paperback
No.of Pages: 243
The book consists of two stories titled 'Human Trafficking' and 'Encounter with Soul'. Both these titles are included under the main topic, 'Freedom'.
The main title is so apt to the two subtopics because both the stories deals with the freedom of people. The first story deals with the physical freedom and the second story deals with the mental freedom.
Both the stories and both the protagonist's lives are different but their struggles are almost the same. In the first story, Honey struggles a lot to save people from sexual harassment and other things by finding the crimes involved in the case. In the second story, Rasbeen struggles to get good marks for her father's sake and society's sake. Her encounter with the soul at a sudden point is the twist in the story.
Even the image(tied up hands) in the cover page seems like a victim and it shows to the reader that there is no freedom to the victim. In the same way, both the unseen women and Rasbeen are victims of the society by losing their freedom. Hence, the story and concept has been visualized through the book cover.
The language is also lucid and clear to understand the concept of the book easily.
My Ratings: 4/5⭐⭐⭐⭐
No.of Pages: 243
The book consists of two stories titled 'Human Trafficking' and 'Encounter with Soul'. Both these titles are included under the main topic, 'Freedom'.
The main title is so apt to the two subtopics because both the stories deals with the freedom of people. The first story deals with the physical freedom and the second story deals with the mental freedom.
Both the stories and both the protagonist's lives are different but their struggles are almost the same. In the first story, Honey struggles a lot to save people from sexual harassment and other things by finding the crimes involved in the case. In the second story, Rasbeen struggles to get good marks for her father's sake and society's sake. Her encounter with the soul at a sudden point is the twist in the story.
Even the image(tied up hands) in the cover page seems like a victim and it shows to the reader that there is no freedom to the victim. In the same way, both the unseen women and Rasbeen are victims of the society by losing their freedom. Hence, the story and concept has been visualized through the book cover.
The language is also lucid and clear to understand the concept of the book easily.
My Ratings: 4/5⭐⭐⭐⭐
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