Synopsis/Details
Winds of Change is a literary piece that merits consideration to all individuals whose of the school of thought reads;‘no matter how certified you are in your chosen endeavor, you are still a student of life’. Exploring life situations in a mirrored form of story writing, the classic goes the length to colourfully asserting make-believe plights of people around the world, particularly in certain continents, in a way that it not only entertains the reader but creates a platform to learn significance lessons.
From social ills to relationships, from decision to contemplation, from religious to secular interests, this book brings to the attention of readers winds of fascinating stories that reflect on each of the stated recognition. It makes known the winds of dynamism of change in the lives of individuals. With catchy titles (as we will see at the Table of Contents section), Winds of Change unequivocally streams stories that will stand the test of time.
It mirrors the rich and the poor, the upper and lower class of people, the destitute and the well-taken-of and other categories of people in various ladder steps of the society. Irrespective of social, cultural, economic and political differences, Winds of Change cuts across all barriers, offering readers a variety of options (stories) to center their reading energies as they interest them.
Worthy of Note: The characters, scenes and countries mentioned in this classic are borne out of the author’s
creative prowess and are never intended to constitute negations to people who may be affected. Rather, as said earlier, it is intended to entertain and enable readers to picture themselves in the light of the situations and more importantly, learn significant lessons from them.
‘Stories are accounts of situations and events, involving the entirety of mankind, plants and animals, living and non-existing entities, in real and fabricated or make-believe forms, which are meant to be communicated in the form of writing, oral statements, verbal expressions, signs and symbols and other known and unknown methodologies, to targeted and general audiences with the intention to entertain, create debates and discussions, mesmerize, cause tears of joy and excruciation and enlightenment.’
