Swami and Friends (Arabic Edition)

This is an idea. Swami, R. Swami and his friend K. Narayan is the predecessor of Swami. . . Please take a deep breath. . . Bart Simpson is one of them. Swaminathan, a brave, classic rude intermediary of 10 years old, always in hot water or other hot water pot. He is selfish, smoothed, disrespectful to the elderly, sometimes dishonest when dealing with fellows. It is not your basic role model. However, he still retains childish innocence, and his purity gradually disappears when searching for interesting things. His father is certainly not as ridiculous as Homer Simpson, but he is not his father - I know - the perfect person of his father's perfection. He is too involved in his work and he always treats his children and his wives with respect and good will who deserves them. Swami 's grandmother slept in the dark hole, sometimes loved, sometimes neglected, and her small point often burdened the child.

I think Swami is like a 10 year old child. All he wishes is most urgent. He can not imagine the result or the delay. Relationship with colleagues is more important than his long-term success at school. His struggle for thought and learning is still concrete. However, in his enthusiastic, formed existence, the amount of competitiveness is fighting his soul. We saw a lot of personality here, it was formed, and some are uneasy. He shakes easily, lacks confidence, easily lost in the crowd. How does this youth adapt to India to work independently and to enter India?

It can be said that Simpsons is one of the best satirers in modern American life. When laughing at Simpson, we laugh at ourselves. Some of those imperfections are very well known. I like Swami and his friends very much. Even the American readers of the 21st century, Swami and his friends have some interesting and familiar things. In 1930, Narayan provided us with a clear picture of South India. It laid the foundation for the position of India in the post colonial era. This vision is presented through things full of children's hope, but it is not that innocent eye.

Swami lacks confidence and is a failed person trying to get an alternative from a friend. This is a fun and inspirational novel. Like young people like us, Swami is as ignorant as any other person; but for himself, his talent is infinite. He is a master of rationalization, but love and support are necessary. Dark room: Middle-aged men are stupid. A middle - aged woman ... of course it will be perfect (I am not that stupid). This is about "Who rules the castle and everything in it?" Vs "She wants a life (or she?)" Like the other three I do not like this. This is very strict, but the sentences are still wonderful

Swami and friends, Bachelor of Arts, Dark room, British teacher (Organic People's Library contemporary classic series)

This is an idea. Swami, R. Swami and his friend K. Narayan is the predecessor of Swami. . . Please take a deep breath. . . Bart Simpson is one of them. Swaminathan, a 10-year-old brave, classic rude intermediary, always went into a pot of hot water or other hot water. He is selfish, smoothed, disrespectful to the elderly, sometimes dishonest when dealing with fellows. It is not your basic role model. However, he still retains childish innocence, and his purity gradually disappears when searching for interesting things. His father is certainly not as ridiculous as Homer Simpson, but he is not his father - I know - the perfect person of his father's perfection. He is too involved in my work and I do not always treat my children and wives with respect and intent deserving them. Swami 's grandmother slept in the dark hole, sometimes loved, sometimes neglected, and her small point often burdened the child.

My favorite part is the conversation between Swami and her grandmother. I was shocked by what Swami thought important to my life. For example. Hello. Like other teenagers, Swami is strongly anxious to share everything about his school and friends, and for her grandmother she is always willing to listen. Also, as Swami's whole family seems to like their lives very much, Swami and his grandmother seems to be obvious when asking for cooperation. There are scenes where Swami 's father takes a young child and talks between Swami and his grandmother. My grandmother extended her arms and invited her baby, but his father told her that she needed to be with her. There is no mention of how grandmother feels about it, but it is a scene that clearly captures the main but often discreet needs of elderly people - dating and dialogue