THE EMPEROR : LIVE THE DREAM by Ram Joshi

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THE EMPEROR : LIVE THE DREAM written by Ram Joshi. This is the fictional book with the self help kind of infused genre.


This is really soothing and a calming fictional read for me. The cover image is so beautiful and perfect for the story.

The story is based on a character called Em and he is a Penguin. The story narrates the life of the penguin which is about his life and insecurities and doubts which were exactly like a human, his dream to go on the top of the mountain but he still has many obstacles to achieve that dream. Will he achieve his dream? What are the obstacles he faces? How did he overcome such obstacles?  So his life and dream are what the complete book is about. 

The idea of creating this book is very good because the author has given the life advice or lesson by the Penquin, which is I find unique. The penguin faces internal issues just like us humans such as insecurities, doubts, overcoming the assumption about him, achieving dreams, etc even the way how did he overcome them also will be suitable for the reader's real life. The language is very beginner friendly and this book can also be said as a light and fast read.






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