Beethoven’s Last Symphony

I recently came across the book ‘Beethoven’s Last Symphony’ by Sudanand . I must not shy away from the fact that the book took approximately 5-6 hours of reading and the work done by Author Sudanand is extremely appreciable .

A photo of the Owner of Ambitions Collection – Mrs. Laily Ganguly

In the first chapter “ Flight to Lion City” the way the author has described Zoey, talking about about her features, her short wavy hair and her light tan would surely give you a glimpse of Zoey’s character. The best is I have never seen a book that has described the characters so much in depth that the description would run over your mind. One of my favourite chapters is “When the fledglings take flight”. The author has beautifully penned down how the nestlings developed pin feathers and stood on the sill.

The chapter pointed towards the innocence of Zoey, as she was only hoping that the fledglings wouldn’t fall and be prey or fall to the wheels of a vehicle. This thought of Zoey made me feel an instant connection with the character. The writer has magic in his hands and his work has both the pattern of reality merged into an fictional tale.

It can be well understood from the book that the author has taken huge effort to research upon several languages, be it Italian, Latin or Mesolect.Though the book is a long read, it is worth every second as it’s a well knit read by the author and will keep you glued with curiosity .

Such a phenomenal read of a book with no plotholes is definitely a good gift to the readers. The Journey of curious Zoey with two miraculous subjects, the fragments of unfinished works and a possessed sparrow, is a tale that would surely enrich your heart with several tastes – be it emotions, curiosity ,contentment and a lot more.