Dorji Wangdi eBooks
eBooks di Dorji Wangdi
DEATHBED. E-book. Formato EPUB Dorji Wangdi - Bookrix, 2019 -
DEATHBED is the story of a young boy suffering from a tender age. In the budding stages of life, his mother and his little brother pass away. Life becomes miserable after their demise. Born in a boondock where people with uncanny orthodox beliefs and prejudices, the character depicts some funny incidences of bereavement. The story takes us to a real scene of realistic mortality. For a young boy meeting unforeseen adversity is unbelievable.
Stories for Fun. E-book. Formato EPUB Dorji Wangdi - Bookrix, 2019 -
Stories for Fun is a collection of five short stories. In the first story, ‘Like Father, Like Son’, EGO and ARROGANCE destroy the relationship of two brothers. They exhibit bad examples to their sons. The story ‘Egg and Hen’ portrays both the characters as self-centered. They want to know who came first.‘Ideal Boy’ is a story that portrays the character of an ideal boy. God rewards him for his refined disposition and traits.In the story ‘Porcupine and Elephant,’ the elephant tries to prove that he is the most ferocious of the king of the jungle, but find out what the porcupine does.The last story ‘Why Doves Coo?’ is all about the doves; the family dies at the hands of a wretched man, except for the youngest daughter dove. Her reaction gives a great message to us.Each story is between 200 and 700 words long.
The Precious Life. E-book. Formato EPUB Dorji Wangdi - Bookrix, 2018 -
Surely love is the greatest phenomenon across the world; do you think love would truly be the best without a child in a family? A child is a wonderful asset that realizes parental dreams! A child transforms a man into a responsible person! Neither man nor woman would understand the meaning of life without a child. A mother is the homemaker but wouldn’t succeed without a child. A child brings happiness to the parents. A home is a sweet home in the presence of a child. There is no substitute for a child; nothing can bring as much happiness as she/he does. And there is no everlasting happiness in our lives without a child. Property and money can provide only ephemeral joys but a child brings perpetual happiness to the home! Parents are content if the child is physically healthy and mentally sound. Who would like a child who is abnormal by birth? And who would not be unhappy to have a child with a congenital disease? Many would consider such a child quite a burden; at least we understand the value of humanity. And what can be worse than death? Although I am the father of a child with a congenital disease, I never lost any hope for him but rather am much worried about death. To keep him alive, my wife and I have gone through strangest experiences and purgatory. Ultimately, we sacrificed all that we had and put every effort to save our poor little son from that so-called all-trouncing death! Who in the world wouldn’t want to have a child? Indeed every father and mother loves to have one. I write this book as a history of my hard earned accomplishment after I underwent the utmost predicament that probably no one ever faced. I share my lifetime of miseries so that every parent would understand their child better. What one can do for another is the ultimate test of power. What we can suffer for the other is the sterling test of love.