Eppozhum Stuthiyayirikkatte : Novelette

By Edasseri, Harikumar

Book Id: WPLBN0002828963
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Reproduction Date: 9/30/2013

Title:	Eppozhum Stuthiyayirikkatte : Novelette
Author:	Edasseri, Harikumar
Volume:
Language:	Malayalam
Subject:	Fiction, Drama and Literature, Adventure
Collections:	Romance, Authors Community, Astronomy, Literature, Sociology, Most Popular Books in China, Favorites in India
Historic Publication Date:	2013
Publisher:	Self-published

Member Page:	Harikumar Edasseri
Citation APA MLA Chicago Edasseri, B. H. (2013). Eppozhum Stuthiyayirikkatte : Novelette. Retrieved from http://self.gutenberg.org/

Description
Story of an orphanage for girls, their miserable life under a warden. Finally the Church realize their folly and appoints a new warden, who is young and energetic. The reforms he made changed the atmosphere so drastically that the countenance of the inmates changes. The Church is happy with him, but then the new warden has his share of problems and the priest helps him solve it.

Summary
Story of an orphanage for girls. The misery and hardships of the 40 inhabitants for years, until someone comes as their savior.

Excerpt
They were playing jigsaw puzzle, and finally it was Jisy’s turn, and when she picked up the last piece, Shijo said. No Jisy, wait.’ Jisy looked at him puzzled. He said. ‘The picture is already complete now?’ ‘No.......?’ looking at the picture she said, ‘the middle of the roof is blank.’ ‘What does it mean?’ Shijo asked. No one answered. Shijo continued. ‘See the building will be complete only if all our pieces are put together and kept in place. Similarly our home will only be complete if all of us are together. If any of us is missing, that gap will remain forever. Do you understand?’ The children nodded solemnly. ‘Now Jisy please complete the picture.’ Jisy kept the piece she was holding in its place. Turning back her eyes were filled. Everyone clapped in applause. ‘We all will remember this game for ever, won’t you?’ ‘Yes, Sir....’ Everyone said in a chorus.