Flamingo: Longlisted for the Women's Prize for Fiction 2022, an exquisite novel of kindness and hope

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Sherry loves her husband, Leslie. She also loves Eve. It couldn’t have been a happier summer. But then Eve left and everything went grey. Now Daniel is all grown-up and broken. And when he turns up at Sherry’s door, it’s almost as if they’ve all come home again. But there’s still one missing. Where is Eve? And what, exactly, is her story? The Lotus Readers ‘I loved this wonderful book so much, it made my heart sing and is all about love, kindness and being around people that accept you for who you are. It is such an enchanting and charming read and the way it has been written is beautiful. Even after I had finished it I was still thinking about the characters. It’s a story that people may find comfort in, a tender story that in time will heal us’ This poem depicts nature’s ability to surround human beings with its beauty and take away sorrows. Additionally, this poem shows John Keats’s ability to maintain consistency in the rhyme scheme and line length.

Moreover, this passage and the whole story is Fischer’s account with Mahatma Gandhi. Here, Fischer mentioned his first meeting with him and described how Gandhiji fought for the oppressed in India. Moreover, he explains how Gandhiji used negotiations and proper arguments to win justice for the deprived Class of Indian society. A lovely study of the stories we tell ourselves … Elliott’s prose is graceful and engaging … Flamingo, at its dysfunctional heart, is a story of people learning to let go and grow, to accept and love people regardless of their flaws, to find a radical space in the heart for kindness to flow. It’s a book about chosen family, finding yourself and the way truly being seen is the safest place of all’ Among the other branches of this Class 12 English Flamingo PDF, The Interview is not a story of any kind. Instead, it is taken from the introduction section of the book called ‘Penguin Book of Interviews, An Anthology from 1859 to the Present Day.’ It is edited by Christopher Silvester.First, there were the flamingos. And then there were two families. Sherry and Leslie and their daughters, Rae and Pauline – and Eve and her son Daniel.

This poem by Stephen Spender is a portrayal of inequalities in society. Additionally, it shows the impact of social injustice on young children. This poem is set in an elementary school located in a slum area. The contrasting images presented in the story, emphasize the central theme even more. You can learn more about this story by practicing the exercise at the end of the Flamingo NCERT book. Hotel Flamingo is the first in a new children’s series from author Alex Milway. I’ve loved Alex’s books in the past so I couldn’t wait to start on this one.Additionally, the underlying theme of this story depicts how human beings often fall into the trap of material benefits. However, they realize their mistakes and refrain from those dishonest ways to redeem themselves.