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Sarveen Kaur, Student, Jun 1, 2003
I had tears in my eyes many times while reading the stories . . . it truly captured the spirit of the Khalsa!
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The four short stories in this book are set at the turn of the 17th Century in Punjab - "The Land Of The Five Rivers". It is about the greatest sacrifice probably ever made by any of God’s devotees. It recalls the darkest hour in Sikh history when Guru Gobind Singh, the tenth Master, sacrificed his whole family and beloved Sikhs so that we could be free. The story of Guru Gobind Singh is told through the experiences of four Sikh women.
This book is ideal for school children and students.
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A truly amazing book. You actually feel as if your're there in reality.....the time of the Guru. Every adult should read this book... let alone children!!! It will i'm sure touch and inspire you.
This is a truly amazing book. It took my imagination beyond limits. I am 20 yrs old!! This book is for kids but even the elders im sure will be touched, moved and inspired by it. The stories are full of so much pain and tragedy, yet they are well suited and written for children. Kids will expand their knowledge of sikhi in a way that im sure no child has before. It really makes you feel as if your're there at the time of the battles.... Sikh history becomes reality for the duration of reading this book.
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