معرفی و دانلود کتاب به امید فردایی بهتر (Hope to be better tomorrow)

معرفی کتاب به امید فردایی بهتر (Hope to be better tomorrow)

کتاب به امید فردایی بهتر (Hope to be better tomorrow) نوشته‌ی قاسم علی قزل باش، داستانی درام از زندگی جوانی است که به دلیل جنگ در کشورش درگیر مشکلات زیادی می‌شود و به پوچی می‌رسد.

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در بخشی از کتاب به امید فردایی بهتر (Hope to be better tomorrow) می‌خوانیم:

My dear boy, try not to be naughty in the classroom and listen to your teacher and pay attention to your lessons, my dear, promise to do your homework and get good grades in whatever you want, I will provide it for you only, my dear Pay attention to your lessons and go now that all your friends are waiting for you, say goodbye now

he said goodbye and headed back to go to the store, I went to class, thinking a lot about my father’ s words, to be careful not to let my father be upset with me. It was very fast. The school principal rang the school bell and all of the students in each class shouted and were happy to be closed. I also watched the last bell at school every day and it was like a good memory in my mind was engraved and with my friend whose name was Rashed and he always sat next to me

When we left school we would go to Rashed’s house. He was a very good boy. we were playing a game called cricket. The originality of the game was English and it was remembered from the period of British rule over India. For the people of Pakistan, of course, there was no Pakistan before, but because Britain was a strong empire at that time India was one of the countries that fell victim to the parasitic plans They had divided India into two parts. They created a country called Pakistan and cricket has been known in Central Asia ever since

After school, which was 4-5 pm, Rashed would come to our house and tell my mother Can you please call Muhammad and tell him? Rashed says let’s go and play and my mother would call me and we would go and play with Rashed. It was clear that he was upset and not satisfied with what I was doing. Of course, I now understand why my father had that view of me because I believe that no father wants his child to think about his future

My father always said, Muhammad, do not accept mischief. you are still a child, so hear this from me. I’m your father. I’m worried about you. You have to study and build your future. Try not to live like us. You see how hard I’m enduring