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লেখক: R. K. Narayan
- Author: R. K. Narayan
- Publisher: Indian Thought Publications
- Isbn: 9788185986036
- Number Of Pages: 184
- Language: English
- Edition: 1st Edition, 2007
পণ্য সারসংক্ষেপ (Summary)
রিভিউ ও রেটিং (Review & Rating)

☼ Review ☼ ✪ My beloved brother Shadman Hassan has suggested me about this precious book and posed that R.K. Narayan will take me a different universe perhaps a private realm created by his touch of ink. After going through of the book I am accepting that his thoughts regarding this book is quite approvable. ✎Name of the book: The English Teacher ✎Author: R. K. Narayan ✎Publisher: Indian Thought Publications ✎Year of Publication: 2016 ✎First Published: 1945 (In England) ✎Genres: Novel, Autobiographical Fiction ✎Number of Pages: 280 ✪ The novel was the third part of Malgudi Days series written by R.K. Narayan preceded by Swami and Friends (1935) and The Bachelor of Arts (1937). This story is not about mere the intuition of an English lecturer from Albert Mission College named Krishna but the nectar of life he discovered through the candour of belief. ✪ In the hostel Krishna’s life was irksome and wearisome. He longed to have a new start or might expect himself having a new personality as an author or poet. At that time a letter from his parental house turned around the circle of his past ten years. A instruction was provided there that he had to be ready to receive his wife and newborn child and set up his family with a view to ending his forlorn bachelor life. Though he was married and already have a baby, he was scrupled as he had no experience of running domestic life. Yet his wife, Susila with the baby had arrived accompanied by his father-in-law. In course to time they set their own world not a bit unlike king, queen and the little princess. Susila waited for Krishna at the afternoon but never recognized the sense perception of waiting. Everything was going so perfect. But in an abrupt incident all the settlements of their universe was turned around. His beloved wife got Typhoid. Krishna fetched his every effort vehemently to cure her and found her smile again. But all lost in vain. Susila passed away perhaps the world created by them either. When she was placed on the pyres for funeral, burned and turned into ashes, He was wordless and quiet undecided to accept the reality. But present always echoes. Father and daughter tried to recollect the broken world again. Krishna thrilled to rear his daughter and being very rigid to observe his duty of his daughter. Though Krishna’s parents urged to take Leela with them, he was reluctant to the proposal. Krishna destroyed the belongings of Susila, thinking he was destroying her memories. But he never found a relief to forget her for a single day. But one day a boy having a cluster of papers came to meet him at college. He became baffled after having the news from the boy. The boy accompanied him to a man and a pyol beside a Shrine by whose he got her beloved wife Susila back. But how? To know you must read this illusive creation of author R.K. Narayan. ✪ Personal Opinion: Initially I wanna say I am longing for a wife and a baby after reading this book. The materialistic Susila was visualized as character not for a long time in the story, yet her personality attracts me most both as a wife and a mother. Love is not a impulse to demonstrate. If it exists, it occupies. Susila never said that but presented. Besides one character readers may find interesting. The headmaster of Leela’s school is that person who didn’t believe in so called education ongoing. So he built a school without regulation but affection for children. once Krishna was also vehemently impacted by this lunatic headmaster. ✪ Favourite Quotes: ✍ “The soul loves through the eyes, it is body who laughs with lips...” ✍ “The kitchen is the deadliest arsenal a woman possesses.”























