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Bittersweet Juices
Paperback
ISBN13: 9781638060178
Publisher: Harpercollins 360
Published: Jan 18 2021
Pages: 66
Weight: 0.18
Height: 0.16 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
Bittersweet Juices' symbolical meaning is the tears of joy and tears of sad. People shed tears when there are in joy or sad. It is a story of a middle class young man who is always in a conflict between whether he should be accountable to the society or the family. His family financial status is unable to let him go for further studies. He had to join a job which he was not interested in. There he is attracted to a girl and both love each other. Like every middle class young man, he too wants to settle in life by getting a government job. With his friend he does combined study to crack bank entrance exam.
Unpredictable circumstances made him to distract his preparation. At one situation he knows that the accountability to the society is more important and joins Naxals' movement. Though he is in youth, he sacrifices his love, career and family for the movement. During his student stage, he enjoins his life and all are the sweet movements as he has not any responsibilities. Once he returns his village after the studies, his bitter experiences are started. Unable to cope with them, he has always been in a conflict. Overcoming all these, he decides that he would something.
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