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Thoughts-of-an-ordinary-man: WINGS OF FIRE


Book review- "Wings of Fire" 

“Wings of Fire” is an autobiography of former President of India and an eminent scientist Shri A P J Abdul Kalam. It is very important for every Indian and especially for youth to read this autobiography. It is not because he is a former president and an eminent scientist, therefore every Indian should read it, however this autobiography really has good knowledge to share with us, a knowledge which is very difficult to get elsewhere.

This autobiography is different in many      ways as it tells us many lessons with true examples. This book tells us the story of a  Muslim boy, who became the President of a Hindu dominated country by hard world and dedication. It gives us an inside look into the lives of Muslims in India and relationships between Hindu and Muslim communities in India. It tells us, how common Hindu and Muslim respect each other’s religion.
“Wings of Fire” is the story of a small boy achieving his dreams despite all the odds. This real story tells us the role of family, relatives and friends in helping a person in achieving his goals.This book tells to us, how to live for our country. This book shows the determination of India and it’s scientists in achieving excellence in space and missile technology.

This book provides an inside look into the success and failures of Indian space and missile technology programs. Book gives a good presentation about the role of other eminent scientist in shaping our country’s future. This book is a must for every student, because this book has the power to motivate a person to excel in life. “Wings of Fire” is a clear example of achieving one’s goals, while fulfilling the commitment towards the country.

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