Volume 1, Issue 1 February 2017

KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA No. 2 Sohna Road

Gurgaon

LIBRARY BULLETIN
Wings of fire : Book review
By Harsha Maji (Class-VIIIA)
Written by Dr. A.P.J Abdul Kalam, each other's goals and turning dreams
New Arrival honorable President of India. 'Wings of to reality. It teaches us to become a
Fire' is an autobiography capable of patriotic citizen of our country shown
inspiring even a common man into in the book as a determinant India and
becoming a technologist. A well com- countless effort of its scientists in
posed novel which revolves around the achieving superiority in aeronautical,
life of Mr. Kalam a renowned scientist space and rocket technology.
as he shares his experiences and the
As I read through this book I felt the
minutest of details of his life. I like the
same humility that Mr.Kalam felt when
way the book has been put together
he was engaged into the program. A
along with the delicate facts of his
friend recommended me this book and
personal life. His family background,
I am glad that he did. The story tells us
the pain and suffering he went through
about Kalam's rise from a humble
and recollected himself is commenda-
lower-middle class family & his narra-
ble. The day I finished reading this
tive of India's efforts in rocketry & Caption describing picture or
book, such an influential personality
space technology. Segregated into four graphic.
impacted me very deeply and it gave
sections, the book gradually reaches for
me a glimpse of how the power of
the stars - Orientation, Creation, Propi-
positive thinking can help achieve all
tiation & Contemplation. As a tribute
odds. "Wings of Fire" is an account of
to his mother and father, the book is
a young boy who tries to achieve his
dedicated to his parents.
dreams beating all odds. The story
emphasizes the importance of family,
relatives and friends in helping achieve

Library Committee
Mrs. Shuchita Kaushal
(Principal I/C)
Sahil (Class-VIIIA)
Mr. Satish Verma (TGT)

Mrs. Shashi Peshin (TGT)

Mrs. Suman Nayyar (TGT)

Mrs. Mala Bisht (PRT)

Mrs. Yogita (PRT)

Ekta VIIIA (Student)

Akash VIIIB (Student)

Mrs. Neelam Gauba

(Librarian)
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