Praveena Mukherjee

The book is like a combo platter. It will give you goosebumps, make you turn to the next page even though you have other stuffs to do, but mainly it will make you sad. Sad for the victims and for the culprit. Somewhere, while reading this book, I realized how a bad parenting can really screw up kids in unimaginable ways. And by bad parenting I don't mean physically abusing your kid. It's so much more than that . From unintentionally comparing siblings, abandoning them, not loving them enough for them to learn how to love themselves. Parents teach kids how to study so that they can be financially independent, to eat bathe and dress up on their own. But most forget to teach them how they should learn to love themselves, cope with a heartbreak, how to not over stay their welcome. And not teaching these lessons later on ruins some more innocent lives as an after math.