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The Fork and Spoon of Life: A Complete Entertainer!
Who could have thought that a student barely in his teens can pen a book that can turn out such an interesting read! Well, Ankrish Khanna has managed to achieve this feat by penning ‘The Fork and Spoon of Life’ which is a little hearted but inspiring, thoughtful novel.
The story revolves around Jai Singh, his friends and their families. The novel subtly describes how we as people try to resort to short-term happiness instead of dealing with our troubles. At the same time, it explores how individuals in a family have a close knit bond, a bond that ties them together and gives them the strength for cruising through life’s problems.
‘The Fork and Spoon of Life’ is a complete entertainer with elements of trust, bonding, care, and respect and of course, romance! The story is divided into three parts with each part depicting a unique phase, a distinct characteristic of life, situations and how the protagonist deals with them. The book is an attempt to reunite families and help break the generation and communication gaps between parents and their children.
At 15 years of age, Ankrish has managed to explore the minds of his characters in a way that even experienced authors may not be able to. The book is full of life and the characters are definitely relatable.
The story revolves around Jai Singh, his friends and their families. The novel subtly describes how we as people try to resort to short-term happiness instead of dealing with our troubles. At the same time, it explores how individuals in a family have a close knit bond, a bond that ties them together and gives them the strength for cruising through life’s problems.
‘The Fork and Spoon of Life’ is a complete entertainer with elements of trust, bonding, care, and respect and of course, romance! The story is divided into three parts with each part depicting a unique phase, a distinct characteristic of life, situations and how the protagonist deals with them. The book is an attempt to reunite families and help break the generation and communication gaps between parents and their children.
At 15 years of age, Ankrish has managed to explore the minds of his characters in a way that even experienced authors may not be able to. The book is full of life and the characters are definitely relatable.
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