My Life: An Illustrated Autobiography | APJ Abdul Kalam | Book Review

A. P. J. Abdul Kalam - Men do not need to introduce. He is well known, but he has opened this biography with such a humble introduction and such a humble beginning. This man is a symbol of simplicity, "it is the truth." "My life: autobiography of illustrations", one of his many biographies is mainly written for children. The story of his life is to motivate children, the need for teachers to ignite among students, curiosity to fire, and the desire for knowledge. This story talks about his childhood, college life, career and his life as President of India.

Illustrations are very basic, but they complement the text very well. The target audience is children and the language is simple. Writing style focuses on encouraging young people to find more knowledge and control their lives through wisely planned sentences.

I like how Karam talked about his shortcomings at every important moment of my life. He has achieved all his achievements, but he is everywhere his greatness or success. He is still a gentle person and I believe his success to all his teachers mainly to him. From elementary school teacher to high school teacher, his college teacher, and a teacher who helped him and taught him in his career, Mr. Karam attributed all success to these people and everything. . Himself

Another advantage of "My life: autobiography of illustration" is that it was only a few pages that it was able to cover the story of his entire life. The way he talks about his house and his mother is very cute. Even if he himself becomes an old man, he still remembers his mother and her food; this is the power of love, and listening to such a great man who is talking about this pure love It is really beautiful.

"My life: autobiography of illustration" is very interesting, unlike his other few kittens. There are two moments in a book when it makes the story really motivating. When Dr. Column was inspired by the school teacher, the inspiration for flight was when the teacher took the course to the beach to tell them about birds and flight. This was a crucial moment in his life as he began to be interested in the flying and decided that his career relates to flying. It is now time to urge teachers to adopt more practical teaching methods.

Another incident followed Dr. Kalam and his team, and after many years of effort and some failures, I was able to launch India's first native SLV. This success story makes it really motivating. Overall, this book is a good book, so I have to recommend it to all young readers. I ended this comment, gave five stars in five stars, and I hope that Dr. Karam will continue to stimulate millions of Indians throughout his words.

APJ Abdul Kalam is a famous Indian scientist who later became the 11th President of India (2002-2007). He is very famous in India and has won three major Indian awards - Padmabushan, Padma Bibushan, Baratotna. "Wing of Fire" is the autobiography of APJ Abdul Kalam co-authored by Arun Tiwari and Abdul Kalam. It covers the life of Karam before he became President of India In 2013 another autobiography called "My journey: turning my dream into action" was released.

New Delhi: Today is Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam 's birthday. Modern Indian history is incomplete and refers to the names of APJ Abdul Kalam, scientists, teachers, politicians, and especially great people. He is known as the People's President and the "Indian missile". Dr. Kalam made a speech at IIM Shillon and died on July 27, 2015 because of a cardiac arrest at 83 years old. During his school days, Kalam averaged his grades but was explained as a smart and diligent student with a strong desire to learn. Mathematics is his main concern. Karam completed his school education at Schwartz High School and in 1954 graduated from St. Joseph University of Tillichiller Parli. He is a professor of aeronautical engineering at Madras Institute of Technology.