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Hope Against Hope

Name: Hope Against Hope
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Author: Prof Vikas Sharma
ISBN: 9789355991393

by Prof Vikas Sharma

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188 pages
Publisher: Diamond Books Ltd
14 x 21.6 x 1.1 cm

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For readers seeking hope and resilience in life

Helps you find positivity amidst life's challenges

You will feel inspired to keep going with hope

Hope Against Hope is an inspiring novel that uplifts the spirit during tough times.

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Hope Against Hope is an inspiring novel today due to the wide spread depressions caused by Corona and its variants. The novelist makes an effort here to tell readers that the music of the bird Hope never stops. Due to positive approach of life Jag Mohan, Pummy, Nanny, Dr. Avasthi and Guptas struggle against all odd situations and don't ever cry due to restless situations. Pummy remains a practical lady and gets the solutions of her problems through Jag Mohan. Gupta ji is prudent enough to settle Nanny with jobless Jag Mohan. Minti succeeds in her mission though a bit late. The novelist aptly convinces readers that the bird of Hope stands with prudence and wisdom.