Author : Priyanka Bhuyan
Publisher : Invincible Publishers
Summary
A well-detailed book with some facts we are unaware of. It’s a normal paced and emotional book. The author developed the characters beautifully.
Review
Krishna’s sister is a story of Subhadra who played a vital role in Mahabharata. Strong women, sister of God, a warrior who shaped Mahabharata even after losing everything. It’s a story of her sacrifice, her faith in her brother and herself. A warrior who ruled Arjun’s heart.
It’s an amazing book. A light and a beautiful read that one can dwell in. The way the author narrated the story is amazing. One can connect well with the book. The way she narrated the events felt so real. This book explores the relationship she shared with her brother Krishna, a part of him and Arjun as well as Draupadi.
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Why the game of dice happen? What happened after they won the battle? This book has a lot more. The writing style of the author is crisp and engaging keeping the reader hooked throughout. A well-detailed book with some facts we are unaware of. It’s a normal paced and emotional book. The author developed the characters beautifully.
The detailed description of each character is commendable. One can connect to the characters well. I loved the conversations happening in the book.
Do not skip this book if you love mythology fiction, it has a lot more. A wonderful book that one must definitely read.
Summary :
This is the story of a woman who had everything yet who lost everything and rose when everyone gave up to finally lead the empire of Bharatvarsha. For the first time, take a sneak peak into the life of the sister of the God who shaped Mahabharata to become the progenitor of the Kuru race after everything was reduced to nothing in the battle of Kurushetra. Krishna’s sister is a mythological fiction of the life and story of Princess Subhadra in the backdrop of the great Mahabharat war and the sacrifice and pain that she went through. It also explores the relationship she shared with her brother and mentor Lord Krishna as well as her husband Arjuna and co-wife Draupadi. Subhadra is also worshiped as a deity in the Jagannath Puri, one of the holiest shrines in India.
