How Babu Became Bald

#pentopublish2018 How Babu became Bald? If you are born in India, you must know that after a child takes birth, be it a baby boy or baby girl, the family starts thinking about his or her marriage. Everything in India starts and ends up with marriage. Even When a child grows up a little bit, the parents often say 'Study properly otherwise no one will marry you.' or 'learn house hold chores or else no one will marry you.' Then and Now - If someone does love marriage, he and she save a lot of time from the trap of matrimonial visits, but not in the case of a arranged match. In the arranged match a lot of time, money and energy are being wasted in fixing the match. Earlier there used to be (a professional person for matchmaking), who used to roam around collecting news of girls and boys who are of marriage-able age. After collecting those news, he tries to do a matchmaking, by recommending to their family members. Now the days have changed, the people have started giving advertisement about their son and daughter in newspapers like any product. In the recent past, different kinds of matrimonial websites and web applications have come into the scenario. Marriage technology - With the inception of new technologies, the expectations of people have also changed. People now want every quality in a girl. A girl should be multitasking, she must be educated as well as she must be an expert in doing domestic chores. Here I will narrate you a story of Banerjee family. How Mrs. Banerjee will find a match for his son Babu. Often it happens that, if a boy remains single and does not marry throughout his life time, he becomes bald without being marring anyone. But Babu's Story is somewhere quite different. His story of Baldness is unique in itself. So let gets immersed our self in the story of Babu's Baldness What you will get in this Book - - Short Story (Time Saver) - Comedy (Full of laughter! Laughter is the best medicine) -Social Issue -Stress Buster Story (You will feel happy after reading) -Understanding Culture and Norms "Read once and feel happy forever!"

The book explores children’s morality as a combination of permanent habits and mental display of values and rules. The internalised development that is controlled, regulated and transformed by impulse that conflict with societal functions. As children age increase their impulsive behaviour become curbed and modified in becoming more consistent with group interests and standards. It explores morality entailing human conscience, internalised parental authority, internalised societal values, norms, cultural ways and religiosity. Explores how differences in parental, societal and cultural ways make moral reasoning differ in groups and having it done in several ways. Morality is largely affected by culture but not all individuals in a particular culture subscribe to the same beliefs and it is related to religious and cultural beliefs. These differences contribute in making distinctions between moral issues and the customary of the environment on children.

Mother telling daughter how people hiding their beliefs about God out in public but only to realize that her mother was the only one hiding her beliefs and saying No More Hiding No More Secrets.

When Marius Schuster was 14 years old, he fled on very adventurous ways. 2017/2018, he decided to write a book on his life. His motto is: 'Live here and now; you will only find a better life in your own heart.When Marius Schuster was 14 years old, he fled on very adventurous ways. 2017/2018, he decided to write a book on his life. His motto is: 'Live here and now; you will only find a better life in your own heart.'

BARBARIK The Illustrated Story of 'Khatu Shyam' The main idea of religious scripture is to showcase the theme of morality and justice, i.e. 'what is right' and 'what is wrong' With this theme, only the epic story of Mahabharat was written. But apart from morality and justice, there are many other life lessons that an ancient epic teaches us to develop ourselves fully as a human being. The war The story of Mahabharat started with the story of Kuru clan and ultimately their descendent divided into two groups. There were two cousin brothers group; one was Kauravs (with hundred brothers) and Pandavs (with five brothers). The Kauravs were cruel and greedy in nature and always wanted to harm their five cousin brothers. Ultimately their enmity resulted into a massive war. That was the greatest war in human history ever recorded before. That war saw many great warriors, who participated from different corners of the globe. But among those great warriors, everybody did not have equal strength. There were warriors whose strength was unparallel. But who was that person, who was the greatest among all those warriors? There was a noble-hearted man who had such strength, that with his ability he could finish the Great War within just one moment and even he could finish this entire earth even. The central idea behind the story revolves that how a simple human being, with his dedication, could able to transform himself and gather unparallel strength. We everybody has the same body and mind, but few could achieve their desired goals in their life and others could not. If one has same body and mind, then why does it happen? 'Not because of body or mind, it is solely because of one's inner ability by which one becomes successful in life. If you think positive and try to reflect that positivity in your work, you will achieve everything.' Everybody has the power within him to become God. Only one has to know that correct direction and his goal must be very clear to become great. 'Barbarik' is the biggest example. How he has gathered such strength and how he became such powerful, we will discover in this book. 'You could win, if you desire to win' You could read this book completely and understand the main idea if you desire to do so.