Written by sudha murty is a cute and inspiring story about how the author's grandmother wanted to be educated.the grandmother is determined and due to her will power she learns to read and write kannada alphabets.during the story we get to know that she used to read a novel which came in the form of serial called kashi yatre.she used to refer herself as the protagonist in the story.eventually she would learn to read and write .
This heart touching book written by Sudha Murty inspires young readers to connect to their grandparents... Its amazing how Sudha Murty took the readers to her childhood days.. This story narrates the incident where the author recalls that how she had taught her illiterate grandmother to readby herself. This book is also a collection of short stories and is an easy read. The good thing about the author’s book is that they are simple, small, day-to-day stories (sometimes narration of an incidence) which sends a good vibe inside you. Mostly related to Human nature and circumstances we face everyday. You can compare them with (probably) your Grandmother’s stories (which is not a bad thing). This is the story of a young girl who was given an unusual task to coach her illiterate grandma, how to read. She was stunned at first with this request, but her experience in teaching and training her grandmother, gave her a different perspective on life. It changed her completely for better forever. But then that is also its major flaw if you are expecting much more from these books.
This is a really wonderful book and anyone would love to read it. Its for children and adults alike. In this book, Sudha Murty shares some of her experiences with the readers. The best story is, without any doubt, 'How I Taught My Grandmother to Read.' Its a nice story. Murty recalls her childhood days in the story. Her grandmother, who couldn't read, learnt to read. How, you are gonna know in this story. The other stories are pretty good. The only thing I hate about her books is that she thinks too high of herself. In the other sense, she boasts about her values. Well, its a personal choice and you might like it more than I did. Overall, a perfect one- time read. But no second time. Atleast, not for me.
It is about a girl who teaches her grandmother how to read. grandmother without having ego learns with her and also respects her grandmother like a teacher. it grandmother had interest to study but because of his parents she had to marry and had to discontinue her studies.is hilarious and energetic and also shows the love of a grandmother.
BEAUTIFULLY AND EMOTIONALLY CRAFTED PLOT BY ON OF MY FAVOURATE INDIAN WRITERS SUDHA MURTY. THIS BOOK HIGHLIGHTS AN TOUCHING STORY OF A GRANDMOTHER AND HER DAUGHTER. UNABLE TO READ A STORY "KASHI YATRE" MAGZINE KARMAVEERA THE GRAND MA REQUESTS HER DAUGHTER TO TEACH HER. SHE TOOK THIS AIM SO SERIOUSLY THAT JUST WITHIN A FEW WEEKS SHE LEARNS THE WHOLE KANNADA TEXT. REFLECTING AND PROVING THAT THERE IS NO AGE BAR FOR LEARNING THE WRITER SUDHA MURTY HAS CREATED A CLASSIC. PERSONALLY SAYING THIS STORY HAS INSPIRED ME TO SUCH AN EXTEND THAT I FEEL TO DO MORE BETTER THA THE PRESENT. A RECOMENDED BOOK FOR EVERYONE...
HOW I TAUGHT MY GRANDMOTHER TO READ IS WRITTEN BY SUDHA MURTY. I THINK IT IS THE BEST BOOK I READ. FROM THIS BOOK WE CAN LEARN MANY THINGS BUT THE BEST LESSON I LEARN WAS ALWAYS GIVE THE BEST THING TO OTHERS. THIS IS FROM THE RED RICE GRANARY STORY
I have read many fiction stories but the the other day my mother bought me a book by sudha murthy-how i taught m y grandmother to read. And once i started reading it it was hard to keep it down i read it during the holidays. These real life experiences are written so beautifully that i imagined myself with the author talking to Abdul kalam.this book is not only interesting but taught me that honesty is always good. I liked the story the rainy day that the words of elders have experience in them and i have implemented this value in my life by listening to my mothers words. The story of two doctors is really amazing and had caught my attention. Your grandmother teaches you moral values and teaches you to read and write, but what would happen if it was the other way around? It was the first book of sudha murthy that i had read and it inspired me to read the other books which i have almost finished. So to know more just get up and search your shelf and who knows you may fin find this amazing book on the first glance?
The story begins as the author recalls her childhood days. She used to stay in a village in North Karnataka with her grandparents. The village was a remote place, so the morning paper was got in the afternoon and the weekly magazine came one day late. At that time, Triveni was a very popular writer in the Kannada language and all the village people would wait eagerly for the weekly magazine Karmaveera, where one of her novels Kashi Yatre was appearing as a serial. It was the story of an old lady and her strong desire to go to Kashi or Varanasi, where she wished to worship Lord Vishweshwara to attain the ultimate punya. But finally, the old lady sacrifices all her savings for the marriage of a young orphan girl, who falls in love but there was no money for her wedding. Impressed by the plot of Kashi Yatre, the author's grandmother Krishtakka would listen to the story as her granddaughter (the author) read the episodes to her. Afterwards, she used to join her friends at the temple courtyard and would discuss the latest episodes After enjoying a wedding ceremony for a week with her cousins, when the author returned home, she found her grandmother in tears. When the author asked her that why she was crying, she narrated her life-story to the author and expressed her grief about getting married very early and not going to school. She explained that when the author was away, Karmaveera came as usual. But she couldn't even read a single letter and felt very embarrassed, helpless and dependent. After this, she made a firm determination that she would learn to read the Kannada alphabet from the next day onwards and keep Saraswati Puja day during Dussera as the deadline. That day she should be able to read a novel by herself. As a result, the next day onwards the author started her tuition and found her grandmother to be a very intelligent and hardworking student who did amazing amounts of homework and who could read, repeat, write and recite. When the Dussera festival came as usual, the writer secretly bought Kashi Yatre which had been published as a novel by that time. and her grandmother read it.
It's an extremely inspiring book. It can make your eyes fill with tears. The story talks about Sudha Murty's life experience's around the country. But if you are expecting an extremely interesting to read to kick off a holiday it is not a great choice. It is one book which can open your mind and make you see what is actually happening around you.
The book is really amazing it deals with daily based life problems and emotions. Sudha Murty helps her grandmother to read and write, it was her grandmother's desire to get educated. And she respected her guru by offering guru dakshina. She loved and respected her guru. It show the generosity and love towards the teacher. Her love touches the soul.
This is an awesome book. Its about the determination of an old lady which helps her to succeed in learning to read and write.it teaches that there is no limitations or age group which can stop you from achieving your goal.its really an inspiring book.It is a highly recommended book.its easy language makes it useful for all age groups.
The book is more than a story, as it carries a motivational facet. The story captures many beautiful moments of life.The book doesn’t tell you or make you oblige to what is right and what is wrong. Rather, it makes you take independent decisions based on the life experiences. This is one of the collection of interesting short stories for children on wisdom and bliss of life. The author Sudha Murthy, a popular fictional writer has traced the interesting anecdotes from her personal life, more specifically from her childhood. Known for her simple style of writing and important elements for life, you should not give a miss to read Sudha Murthy’s short stories.This is the story of a young girl who was given an unusual task to coach her illiterate grandma, how to read. She was stunned at first with this request, but her experience in teaching and training her grandmother, gave her a different perspective on life. It changed her completely for better forever.The grandmother of the little girl had a great pleasure in life and it was hearing the stories narrated by her granddaughter
This story is about a grandmother who was illiterate and cannot read kashi yatre on his own spirit. kashi yatre is a novel written by Triveni who died very young but its novel was appericiated at that time also, his novel is easy to read and written on peoples life. Its one novel is Kashi Yatre in this story there is a old woman who save money to go kashi to meet religious place but for a orphan girl's wedding she give all money.grandmother of this sory is illiterate because her mother die when she was very young and her father wed again and in older time girl's education is not mendatory.Her granddaughter used to live with her one day when her granddaughter went to attend a wedding, she goes for two days but come after on week when she came she saw her grandmother in tears, she questioned grandmother but grandmother doesn't say anything but in night when she was sleeping on terrace grandmother told her that how she was illiterate then she decided to lern tamil and at last she learnt and try to touch her granddaughter's feet but granddaughter don't like that and take her feet back then grandmother say I am respecting my teacher not my granddaughter. Lastly granddaughter gave her the novel Kashi Yatre. this book is very good for child and students .its moral value is that there is no age bar for study, respecting of teacher and hardworking. i like the character of granddaughter for her hard working spirit.
This book is written by Sudha Murty.In this story sudha describes her own story in which she discribes about her grandmother and how she taught her.Her grandmother is not properly educated but she has a wish to learn and write as she wants to read kashi yatre which is written by Triveni in Kannada language.When her grandma asked her to teach her then she smiled and told that grandma wants to learn at this age but then also she agrees to teach her and grandma also leaves her all work and start learning by ignoring all obstacles and she also sets a deadline and shet gets passed with flying colours .Now grandma was able to read everythingand she also have a frock as a gift to her grandaughter and sudha gives her the novel'kashi yatre'and grandma is elder than sudha then also she touches Sudha's feet as a mark of respect.
How i taught my grandmother to read is a very good book.In this book, there is one popular writer called Triveni she writes her novels, stories in a easy way,her writings were liked by everyone. she wrote a novel called kashi yatre ,it was appearing in form of serial in a weekly magazine.In one village there was a girl living with her grandmother. The grandmother was very much eager to know about the serial,because in the serial there was one old woman who was collecting money to go kashi and when she got the money she met one unmarried girl who want to marry but no money so the old lady gave her money to her,and grandmother compared herself with the protagonist of the story.But the grandmother was illeterate so her granddaughter was reading for her.one day her granddaughter went to marrriage in another village.and asusual karmaveera came and the grandmother was so desperate to know the futher story but she can't read.she was too much depressed.Then after some days when granddaughter came ,they both decided that the granddaughter will teach her grandmother to read.and they kept a target and they were successfull. This book motivated me a lot because if we keep target and focus on it then we are oblivously successful.The author wrote and described the story in a very good manner.
This story is a very nice story as in this we can see love between a granddaughter and a grandmother and the most important thing is from this we can get knowledge that how can a person can grab a thing for which he is fascinated example in this story is of grandmother that she was uneducated but due to her strong desire to read she became educated and through this story we get teaching that always be a strong desirable person never fell that we are enable to do a thing as your desire will only make impossible a possible thing that is why i am giving this book 5 stars
A realistic story by Sudha Murthy in which she tells how she taught her grandmother to read, along with some other stories of her life. I learnt a lesson from this book that "there is no fixed age to learn, you can learn anytime, in any phase of your life".
Sudha Murthy's How I Taught My Grandmother to Read and Other Stories provides lessons for life through its twenty-five, splendidly written stories. Sudha Murthy has even picked out anecdotes from her own life to present to the readers a book that shows them the forgotten values of life.How I Taught My Grandmother to Read and Other Stories is filled with heart touching tales varying from one about how her grandmother asked the then twelve-year-old author to teach her the alphabet. Sudha talks about her encounter with J.R.D Tata. Each of the twenty-five stories in the book provides some inspiration to its readers.The stories are presented in an effortless and humorous fashion. Sudha Murthy recounts tales from her life in a simple yet engrossing manner. The stories range from her childhood to her life as a teacher and a mother. The book shows readers how her mother's constant advice on saving money actually helped Sudha when she had to start a company with her husband. It also features a story where the protagonist takes a train ride with the President. About Sudha MurthySudha Murthy, also known as Sudha Kulkarni, is a social worker and author.Other popular books written by Sudha are The Magic Drum And Other Favorite Stories, Dolla Bahu, The Old Man And His God, and Wise & Otherwise (an audiobook).Sudha Murthy has tried her hand at both fiction and non-fiction. She writes in English and Kannada and so far, she has written a compilation of short stories, two books for children, nine novels, three separate non-fiction collections, three travelogues, and four technical books. She has been awarded the R. K. Narayan's Award for Literature (2006) and has also been the recipient of the Padma Shri award (2006).She was born in Shiggaon, North Karnataka in the year 1950. She is the wife of N. R. Narayana Murthy, the founder of Infosys Technologies limited and is at present, the Chairperson of Infosys. She is actively involved in social service and is a part of the Gate
This is the story of a young girl who was given an unusual task to coach her illiterate grandma, how to read. She was stunned at first with this request, but her experience in teaching and training her grandmother, gave her a different perspective on life. It changed her completely for better forever. The grandmother of the little girl had a great pleasure in life and it was hearing the stories narrated by her granddaughter. The old woman regretted that she could not have formal education and read her favorite stories. So, she made a request to her granddaughter to educate her. The story is plotted and narrated on different issues which are mostly overlooked in today’s world. For instance, how do you react for scoring more marks in the exam than you actually deserve; what would you do if you are discriminated? The story captures many beautiful moments of life. The book doesn’t tell you or make you oblige to what is right and what is wrong. Rather, it makes you take independent decisions based on the life experiences. The book is more than a story, as it carries a motivational facet.
Sudha Murthy's How I Taught My Grandmother to Read and Other Stories provides lessons for life through its twenty-five, splendidly written stories. Sudha Murthy has even picked out anecdotes from her own life to present to the readers a book that shows them the forgotten values of life.How I Taught My Grandmother to Read and Other Stories is filled with heart touching tales varying from one about how her grandmother asked the then twelve-year-old author to teach her the alphabet. Sudha talks about her encounter with J.R.D Tata. Each of the twenty-five stories in the book provides some inspiration to its readers.The stories are presented in an effortless and humorous fashion. Sudha Murthy recounts tales from her life in a simple yet engrossing manner. The stories range from her childhood to her life as a teacher and a mother. The book shows readers how her mother's constant advice on saving money actually helped Sudha when she had to start a company with her husband. It also features a story where the protagonist takes a train ride with the President. About Sudha MurthySudha Murthy, also known as Sudha Kulkarni, is a social worker and author.Other popular books written by Sudha are The Magic Drum And Other Favorite Stories, Dolla Bahu, The Old Man And His God, and Wise & Otherwise (an audiobook).Sudha Murthy has tried her hand at both fiction and non-fiction. She writes in English and Kannada and so far, she has written a compilation of short stories, two books for children, nine novels, three separate non-fiction collections, three travelogues, and four technical books. She has been awarded the R. K. Narayan's Award for Literature (2006) and has also been the recipient of the Padma Shri award (2006).She was born in Shiggaon, North Karnataka in the year 1950. She is the wife of N. R. Narayana Murthy, the founder of Infosys Technologies limited and is at present, the Chairperson of Infosys. She is actively involved in social service and is a part of the Gate. Read the book for mpre I loved it a lot..
This book is has got many short stories which are related to lives of women's who have struggled to get there education and a common persons life.Sudha Murthy is a really a good writer and and writing about a real life story makes the reader more aware about the social life of lower caste and middle caste people
This book has been a motivation for many people including me. Sudha Murty has beautifully written it and her simplicity itself makes it influential. The book contains inspiring stories of life.The desire of the grandmother to learn to read and write is not appreciated but she does not quit and gives her best.Will she ever learn to read and write ??? It is one of the books which ought to be in your collection.
This is a story of a young girl who was given an unusual task to coach her illiterate grandma,how to read.She was stunned at first with this request,but her experience in teaching and training her grandmother,gave her a different perspective on life.It changed her completely for better forever. The grandmother of the little girl had a great pleasure in life and it was hearing the stories narrated by her granddaughter.The old woman regretted that she could not have formal education and read her favorite stories.So,she made a request for her granddaughter to educate her. This story is plotted and narrated on different issues which are mostly overlooked in today's world.For instance, how do you react for scoring more marks in exam than you actually deserve; what would you do if you are discriminated? The story captures many beautiful moments of life. The book doesn't tell you or make you oblige to what is right and what is wrong.Rather, it makes you take independent decisions based on the life experiences.The book is more than a story,as it carries a motivational facet.
In this story i read that Sudha Murty's grandmother waned to read and write.Everyday she used tell the writer to read a story for her and she used to read.So the writer one day promised her grandmother to teach her to write and read.S everyday the writer used to teach her grandmother to read and write.So soon after the writers grandmother learn't to read and write.I liked the way the writer taught her grandmother to read. i liked grandmother because she had become so old but she wanted to read and write.I would suggest this book to the people who do not like to read and write.
Sudha Murty's books are the best, i have read most of her books. In my opinion this book is the best from her collection. There are many stories inside other than the heading. You must read her books its awesome. Her other books are The Magic Drum,The Bird With Golden Wings,etc
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This is a story of a young girl who was given an unusual task to coach her illiterate grandma,how to read.She was stunned at first with this request,but her experience in teaching and training her grandmother,gave her a different perspective on life.It changed her completely for better forever. The grandmother of the little girl had a great pleasure in life and it was hearing the stories narrated by her granddaughter.The old woman regretted that she could not have formal education and read her favorite stories.So,she made a request for her granddaughter to educate her. This story is plotted and narrated on different issues which are mostly overlooked in today's world.For instance, how do you react for scoring more marks in exam than you actually deserve; what would you do if you are discriminated? The story captures many beautiful moments of life. The book doesn't tell you or make you oblige to what is right and what is wrong.Rather, it makes you take independent decisions based on the life experiences.The book is more than a story,as it carries a motivational facet.
This is a lovely book by Sudha Murty! In this story Sudha Murty and her grandparents lived in small a village in north Karnataka. Those days, the transport system was not very good, so hey used to get the morning paper only in afternoon.The weekly magazine used to come one day late. At that time Triveni was a popular writer in Kannada language.Her style was easy to read and very convincing. One of her novels Kashi Yatre, was appearing as a serial in the Kannada weekly Karamveera then. It is the story of an old lady and her ardent desire to go Kashi. Sudha's grandmother Krishtakka never went to school so she could not read. Every wednesday, the magazine would come and 12 year old Sudha would read the nest episode to her grandmother. During that time her grandmother would forget everything and listen with greatest concerntration. Sudha's grandmother never went to Kashi either so she could relate to the protagonist. One day Sudha had to go to a wedding with her cousins. She went their for a couple of days. When she came back she saw her grandmother crying. Sudha talked to her grandmother and asked her why she was crying. So her grandmother told her that she was sad because she was not able to read the next episode of Kashi Yatre. She felt helpless. So her grandmother asked her for help to teach her how to read. The next day onward 12 year old Sudha started giving her grandmother tution. The amount of work her grandmother did was amazing she would read,write and repeat. The Dassara festival came as usual. Her grandmother called her to the pooja at her place. Her grandmother touched her feet. Sudha was shocked because Elders never touch the feet of Youngsters. Her grandmother said to her Im touching the feet of my teacher. Her grandmother gifter her a frock and Sudha gifted her the novel Kashi Yatre. She could read the title Kashi Yatre by Triveni. She was rlly happy.
This book is awesome. I have read this book in which sudha murty had taught her grand mother to read. This is a heart touching story in which how also her grandmother struggles to read the story. THIS STORY HAD GIVEN THE EPIC MORALS AND CONSIDERATIONS UPHOLDING THE THEME THAT , one should never loose hopes. EDUCATION HAS NO AGE BAR, and a teacher is one who is more than our parents. In this story her daughter in law teaches with full hopes her to read the alphabets and at last their struggle achieves a big success. THESE STORY CONVEYS A DIRECT MESSAGE THAT "ONE SHOULD NEVER LOOSE HOPES". This story is value based and is the best book for the youth and this generations. This book gives the scope that not only students but old and aged people can also get educated and endeavor success. "Touching the feet of a teacher is like touching a feet of god." WHAT ALL DOES TEACHERS DO FOR US? They sacrifice their career for us and they have only one hopes that we must make them proud by being a successful student for them.
How I Taught My Grandmother I have read many fiction stories but the the other day my mother bought me a book by sudha murthy-how i taught m y grandmother to read. And once i started reading it it was hard to keep it down i read it during the holidays. These real life experiences are written so beautifully that i imagined myself with the author talking to Abdul kalam.this book is not only interesting but taught me that honesty is always good. I liked the story the rainy day that the words of elders have experience in them and i have implemented this value in my life by listening to my mothers words. The story of two doctors is really amazing and had caught my attention. Your grandmother teaches you moral values and teaches you to read and write, but what would happen if it was the other way around? It was the first book of sudha murthy that i had read and it inspired me to read the other books which i have almost finished. So to know more just get up and search your shelf and who knows you may fin find this amazing book on the first glance?
This book is awesome. I have read this book in which sudha murty had taught her grand mother to read. This is a heart touching story in which how also her grandmother struggles to read the story. THIS STORY HAD GIVEN THE EPIC MORALS AND CONSIDERATIONS UPHOLDING THE THEME THAT , one should never loose hopes. EDUCATION HAS NO AGE BAR, and a teacher is one who is more than our parents. In this story her daughter in law teaches with full hopes her to read the alphabets and at last their struggle achieves a big success. THESE STORY CONVEYS A DIRECT MESSAGE THAT "ONE SHOULD NEVER LOOSE HOPES". This story is value based and is the best book for the youth and this generations. This book gives the scope that not only students but old and aged people can also get educated and endeavor success. "Touching the feet of a teacher is like touching a feet of god." WHAT ALL DOES TEACHERS DO FOR US? They sacrifice their career for us and they have only one hopes that we must make them proud by being a successful student for them.
This is the story of a young girl who was given an unusual task to coach her illiterate grandma, how to read. She was stunned at first with this request, but her experience in teaching and training her grandmother, gave her a different perspective on life. It changed her completely for better forever. The grandmother of the little girl had a great pleasure in life and it was hearing the stories narrated by her granddaughter. The old woman regretted that she could not have formal education and read her favorite stories. So, she made a request to her granddaughter to educate her. The story is plotted and narrated on different issues which are mostly overlooked in today’s world. For instance, how do you react for scoring more marks in the exam than you actually deserve; what would you do if you are discriminated? The story captures many beautiful moments of life. The book doesn’t tell you or make you oblige to what is right and what is wrong. Rather, it makes you take independent decisions based on the life experiences. The book is more than a story, as it carries a motivational facet.
The writer was twelve years old and she used to stay with her grandparents in north Karnataka. Since there were very few diversions, the entire family would eagerly wait for a weekly magazine called Karamveera. This magazine was publishing famous writer Triveni’s novel, ‘Kashi Yatre’ as a serial. The novel dealt with the protagonist’s struggle to visit Kashi. Since grandmother believed in Kashi-Yatra as a pilgrimage, she could identify with the trials and tribulations of the main characters. Every Wednesday, the writer would read the next episode of the story to her. The grandmother would not only listen with great attention but also memorize it by heart. Later she would discuss it with friends in the temple courtyard. One day the writer had to go to the neighbouring village for a cousin’s wedding and stayed back there for a week. When she returned, she was surprised to see her grandmother in tears. At night, the grandmother narrated how her past life, feeding and bringing up children, kept her busy, sparing no time for education of any kind. Moreover, education for girls was not considered as important in those days. Without the granddaughter, she had a tough time trying to decipher and guess the next episode of ‘Kashi Yatre’. She had felt very desperate and helpless, mutely gazing at the pictures, unable to read a single word. This incident fanned the grandmother’s desire to learn the Kannada alphabet and she vowed to learn it by Dassera. The granddaughter’s pleas, her mockery of the grandmother’s age, all fell on deaf ears. No wonder, the grandmother proved to be an ideal student. In no time, she could read, repeat and write Kannada. The writer presented her with a copy of the novel ‘Kashi Yatre’ as a token of appreciation and grandmother touched the feet of her granddaughter, her teacher, as a befitting tribute.
It's Wonderfull This book is an interesting book by Sudha a Murty. Sudha Murty is a great write tHe writer,he writes all the books which have a value to learn and this one is from the all. I love this book a lot. The book mainly focus on the education of the women. Women must struggle a lot even know. In this book a grand child teaches her grandmother to read. This is a book for everyone. It's really a great book......
This is the masterpiece of Sudha Murthy, the famous writer. I am in class 9th and we have the chapter also in our English literature.This is avery good story which depects that there is no age bar to learn or to get educated.As education is very important in our daily report.I liked this story very much.I would like request the writer Sudha Murthy to write more exiting story books to enrich the hobby of students reading books
Sudha murty is a very creative and best author of English books . she is even the author of grandma bag of stories and also of the magic of the lost temple .this is one of her favourite book for me.in this book a very good old grandma is taught to read by her own granddaughter . this book is based on the teaching.As we students are literate we all should take its advantage and teach people who are illiterate.
How I Taught My Grandmother I have read many fiction stories but the the other day my mother bought me a book by sudha murthy-how i taught m y grandmother to read. And once i started reading it it was hard to keep it down i read it during the holidays. These real life experiences are written so beautifully that i imagined myself with the author talking to Abdul kalam.this book is not only interesting but taught me that honesty is always good. I liked the story the rainy day that the words of elders have experience in them and i have implemented this value in my life by listening to my mothers words. The story of two doctors is really amazing and had caught my attention. Your grandmother teaches you moral values and teaches you to read and write, but what would happen if it was the other way around? It was the first book of sudha murthy that i had read and it inspired me to read the other books which i have almost finished. So to know more just get up and search your shelf and who knows you may fin find this amazing book on the first glance?. It was an awesome and intresting book.
The author of this book is sudha murty. He a wonderful writer ,he writes valuable stories.the language of this book is English. It is fully based on women's struggle to read and write. It is about olden days,that how a girl taught her grandmother to read. This book give value about women's right to read and write ,so everyone one should read it.
The story How I Taught My Grandmother To Read is very heart touching story written by Sudha Murty. We also have this story in the ncert textbook of class 9. I also like the novels written by Sudha Murthy.They convey real life stories. I have also read many novels of Sudha Murty - The Mother I never Knew, House of Cards, etc.