One of the books that I have read many times is the New Oni Nishlari by Utkar Hashimov. I first read it when I was around 20 years old and since then I have read it several times. What kind of book it is? This book is about a real life Utkar Hashimov’s life and Utkar Hashimov written this book for his mother and it based on realistic events so that it is based on a warren dourist and also in this book you can, if you read this book you will feel very heartbroken because in this book Utkar Hashimov writes about Uzbek mothers’ determination and also hardships. When I read this book I felt very extremely sad and I was crying because often, often, usually I compare my mother’s kindness with others. For example, and I think my mother more loved my sister than me and when I finished this book I realized that mothers give kindness, equality and there is no compare with their children.
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One of the books that I have read many times is the New Oni Nishlari by Utkar Hashimov. I first read it when I was around 20 years old, and since then, I have read it several times. What kind of book is it? This book is about the real life of Utkar Hashimov, and he wrote this book for his mother. It is based on realistic events, so it is a poignant story. If you read this book, you will feel very heartbroken because Utkar Hashimov writes about Uzbek mothers' determination and hardships. When I read this book, I felt extremely sad and cried because I often compare my mother's kindness with others. For example, I think my mother loves my sister more than me. When I finished this book, I realized that mothers give kindness and equality, and there is no comparison among their children.
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