Student Book Review
Review of The Blue Umbrella
Author: Ruskin Bond
Publisher: Rupa Publication
My Review:
The Blue Umbrella is a short and interesting story set in a small village in the hills of India. The story is about a young girl named Binya and her beautiful blue umbrella, which becomes the object of jealousy for a shopkeeper named Ram Bharosa.
The book shows how jealousy and greed can create problems, while kindness and forgiveness can bring happiness. The language of the book is very simple, and the story is easy to understand, making it suitable for Grade 8 students.
I liked this book because it teaches an important moral lesson in a simple and engaging way. It helps readers understand human values such as honesty, kindness, and sharing.
The book shows how jealousy and greed can create problems, while kindness and forgiveness can bring happiness. The language of the book is very simple, and the story is easy to understand, making it suitable for Grade 8 students.
I liked this book because it teaches an important moral lesson in a simple and engaging way. It helps readers understand human values such as honesty, kindness, and sharing.
My Comment on this Book:
I enjoyed reading The Blue Umbrella by Ruskin Bond. The story is simple yet meaningful and is set in a small hill village. It teaches an important lesson that jealousy and greed can make people unhappy, while kindness and forgiveness bring peace and happiness. I liked the character of Binya because she is innocent, generous, and caring. The character of Ram Bharosa shows how jealousy can change a person, but also how realization can bring positive change. The language of the book is easy to unde
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