Corona Dairies

Corona Dairies
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Download or read book Corona Dairies written by Ahana Srivastava and published by Blue Rose Publishers. This book was released on 2021-05-06 with total page 92 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: While the entire world was in a state of bewildered, our inspired author was busy penning down her day to day experiences as diary pages which turned out to be a book in your hand, the world will certainly, refer to this book for a long-long time to understand how people survived 20-20 along withCovid19. All of the new words which took place in common vocabularies like Janta Curfew, Lockdown, Amphan, Unlock 1.0, quarantined, flatter the curve, Doomsday, New Normals, are well described and significantly used as beads for a rosary. Not just being philosophical but this pandemic taught that almost everything in this world is frangible, living with necessity is what required and word recorrected to its basics 2020 Era of Corona knitted in the thread of 15 Chapter series for the book, putting facts in sequence as a continuous story, compiling entire word experiences of most troublesome time, with fall of hopes, people spending time with cheer and fear, this puts everyone life upside down, virus effects on entire human civilization; ecosystem, touched geopolitical issues along with effect observed on our mother nature, reduced level of pollution, Ozone repair, wildlife survival, finally the hope survives. While flagship & preceded book of the author “Once Upon A Time” is based on childhood imaginations which forced readers to revisit bachpan, Author is committed and promising readers to present her next book shortly based on Mystery Fantasy, surely readers will be lost in the imaginary world created by the author with her powerful words.


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