~A Short story
Of a little girl unveiling
the mystery behind the
locked doors.

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Writing knows no age

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Those who do not read

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The past is always with us

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Dear Ruskin Bond,

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"Book readers" are special people,
and they will always turn to book as the ultimate pleasure.Those who do not read are the unfortunate ones.There are nothing to wrong with them,but they are missing out on one of life's compensations and rewards..A "great book" is a friend that never let you down..You can return to it again and again and the
joy first derived from it will still be there....!!!!
:--Ruskin Bond

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are missing the fun of
living multiple lives,
seeing majestic sights
and walking on the curvy lanes
of some of the most creative head
that was ever alive.

Wish you live long.
Ruskin Bond.

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Ruskin Bond,a magnum Indian author of British descent, was born on 19 may 1934 at kasauli which present in Himachal Pradesh.His parent name Edith Clarke and Aubrey Alexander Bond.He was sent to a boarding school in Mussourie at the age of eight
When he was eight year his parent separated and he was arranged by his father but his father died in Calcutta due to malaria.
Later, he arranged by his mother and stepfather whose name Hari.
He done his education from Bishop cotton school in shimla, he graduated in 1950.
He won many prizes in his school for his writing, his first stories "untouchable" in 1951 at the age of sixteen
After that he went his aunt house in Chanel Islands in UK in 1951.
His first novel "The Room of the Roof" which based on orphaned Anglo Indian boy name Rusty.
He became settle in Dehradun in India
He worked himself and start writing in article and magazine
He had written many such as vagrants in the valley in 1956, the penguin India in 1993 which is the best of Ruskin Bond and the blue umbrella and many others...
He awarded John Llewellyn Rhys prize in 1957, sahitya Akademi award in 1992,Padma Shri in 1999,Padma Bhusan in 2014, Lifetime achievement award in 2017.

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'the girl on the train'
was the first story of
yours that I read.
And for the first time,
I was taken to the journey
of love. A breathtaking
experience for me.
No, for others it may not be
a full fledged love story
but for me, this story
taught me how to feel.
And later with your every
other story I read in school
I made an image in my head
for you that you must be a
tall and handsome young man,
you know like Instagramable. Instagram, I didn't have at that time so I am just saying it.
But the day I saw your picture, I couldn't believe my eyes that you were way too old for me. Ok! maybe not Instagram but you are imprinted on my heart. You will always be there.
A die-hard fan of yours.
Happy birthday Sir.

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they can't see through others' eyes.

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