The Teacher I Never Met by Eshan Sharma

The book is the story of a school-going kid of 11 years who thinks of Abdul Kalam as his mentor. The journey of the boy in the book is all about exploring the missile man. Later at the age of 16, he tends to start an adventure and travel into the lifeline of Kalam from a kid till his last days. The book is fantasy fiction with lots of emotions shown toward a person whom the boy in the story considers as his mentor. The book gives lots of information about Kalam's literary works. This is not a mere book with a story but the journey of a successful human through whose teachings young children can have an idea of laying the path to their golden future. Some Reviewer’s Verdicts: 1. Though a simple book, this has ample amounts of the necessary information about the great man 'Abdul Kalam!!! A must-read for a young Indian. 2. First and foremost what I liked is the concept of the plot when most of the students of your age come with a fried love story you have really engrossed the readers through the uniqueness of the plot. Secondly, the language and vocabulary were perfect taking into account readers of every age group. And I must say it's great going for a kid of only 16. Wonderful! 3. Way of writing is very interesting and simple. Chapters are arranged systematically, thus giving a wonderful experience while reading. 4."It really inspired me and the way of narration, dragged me to read it in one go. The book is going to inspire the youths" 5."You have kept the language simple, that makes it readable." 6."Your simplistic approach and the clarity of idea convey the beautiful message that you want to share." 7."I am simply moved. It's very well written! Being a teenager has inspired me a lot." 8."I just want to say that "I am Motivated". The way you narrate the story with your own experiences, is fantastic. "