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The Invisible Power
Author / Debdas Chakraborty
This autobiography chronicles the illustrious career of Shri Debdas Chakraborty, a true legend of the Assam Police force. From his humble beginnings as a sports-loving youngster to his rise through the ranks over decades of service, Shri Chakraborty recounts his diverse experiences working across departments and locations. Whether facing challenges in difficult postings or spearheading operations with distinction, he earned a strong reputation as a capable officer wholly dedicated to his duties. This memoir offers fascinating insights into police work during times of rapid change in Assam. It also provides a rare glimpse into the character of a man who served the people of Assam with utmost integrity throughout his career spanning almost four decades. An inspiration for those interested in public service, law enforcement, and the rich history of Northeast India.
The Happy Prince And Other Tales
Author / Oscar Wilde
“I am so clever that sometimes I don’t understand a single word of what I am saying.” Oscar Wilde’s The Happy Prince and Other Tales is a collection of stories for all ages by Oscar Wi and was first published in May 1888. It contains five stories: “The Happy Princ”,” The Nightingale and the Rose””, “”The Selfish Giant””, “”The Devoted Friend””, and “”The Remarkable Rocket””. This book is a brilliant and haunting treasure house for everybody. Oscar Wilde teaches us about life, love, pride, and mercy through the stories of princes, rockets, nightingales, and roses.
The Canterville Ghost
Author / Oscar Wilde
The Canterville Ghost is set in the English countryside in the late 19th century. Most of the story takes place in Canterville Chase, which is described as an old mansion with secret rooms and passageways, long corridors stained glass windows, and oak panelling. Pictures of long-dead Canterville ancestors, ancient tapestries, and a suit of armour add to the medieval-like setting. Overall, it seems to fit the stereotype of a haunted house.
The book follows fairy tale conventions and Wilde introduces Virginia Otis, a fairy-tale-typepe heroine. Otis must believe that there is a soul worth saving in the murderous and grisly Sir Simon. Her actions, however, lead to a happy ending. Otis marries a Duke and receives a casket of valuable jewels from the Ghost.
