As I am doing, I have read books and articles in my entire life. The book that has really impacted me from the bottom of my heart is the Munamadan. It was written by Mahagabir Lakshman Prasadthik Bhutta, he is a great poet of Nepal. And that was a novel, a storybook. It was quite popular among the youngsters and teenagers when I was at my sweet 13-14 years. And how my friend was recommending me to read that book. You should read and gain some information from that book. I think they were saying like that. And yeah, it was a book, a story book. It was a romantic, not romantic, but somehow a romantic story. It’s related to a two-couple, Mula and Madan, as the title was given by the evening. I was in seventh grade I guess when I read that book and it was a story about how people have to live their loved ones for be financially strong and go to upper country to make money and provide the all facilities and convenience to their family. It was a struggle for the mayor as well as for the women to be financially independent. So the relation I learned from that book is to be an independent person and to have… I shouldn’t rely on others for my personal expenses. I have to own myself and be ready to leave the country, family, even community or nation for your betterment and for thinking for the future of our family. As I’m planning to study abroad now I have to leave my family behind and for my passion or
Band 6+: Describe a book you read that significantly impacted your perspective. You should say: - What the book was about - When you read it - Why you decided to read it And explain how it changed your perspective.
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As I have been doing, I have read books and articles throughout my life. The book that has really impacted me from the bottom of my heart is Munamadan. It was written by Mahagabir Lakshman Prasadthik Bhutta, who is a great poet of Nepal. It is a novel, a storybook. It was quite popular among youngsters and teenagers when I was around 13 or 14 years old. My friends were recommending that I read this book, saying I should read it and gain some insights from it. It was a storybook, a romantic story, but not entirely romantic. It revolves around a couple, Mula and Madan, as suggested by the title. I was in seventh grade when I read that book, and it tells the story of how people have to leave their loved ones to become financially strong and go to another country to make money and provide all the facilities and conveniences to their families. It was a struggle for both the men and the women to be financially independent. The lesson I learned from that book is to be an independent person and not to rely on others for my personal expenses. I have to take ownership of my life and be ready to leave my country, family, and even community for my betterment and for the future of my family. As I am planning to study abroad now, I have to leave my family behind for my passion.
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