Now I Know Who I am

Welcoming you to an all-new imaginary world with the introduction of a fictitious superhero - who has Indian Mythology roots. 'Now I Know Who I am' is the story of the superhero from the past, who has been assigned the responsibility of saving the world at present. The book contains the elements of heroism, adventure, power, humor, friendship, family, emotions, trust and the right qualities of a good-natured human. The first part of this fantasy fiction describes the tale of a youngster, Somu, who faces several hurdles in his life. The story narrates on how Somu overcomes his negative thoughts and how he perceives them as positives. Soon, he realizes that he was made to suffer for a reason. Despite his sufferings, some supernatural powers keep watching him and impose difficult yet miraculous situations to test his abilities. After he overcomes those difficult situations by exhibiting his compassion, courage, deterministic, lust-free and celibate qualities, the supernatural powers appear and educate him of his connection with the superhero, who happened to be a warrior. While the current book revolves mostly around the story of Somu, the upcoming sequel will narrate the tale of how Somu realizes the superhero, how the superhero gains his previous as well as new powers and how he saves the whole world from the upcoming danger. This happened to be Bhanu's first book and is best for all age groups including children. The above-mentioned elements were highlighted so as to induce moral behavior in the readers. Especially in today's digital world where we all have access to different platforms that can easily distract us, talking about someone who does heroic deeds by exhibiting the praised qualities might try to change the mindset of the readers - making them think and act ethically (children and adult in specific). So, the characters in the story were carefully designed accordingly. This book could thus be a good gift for your dear ones and to youngsters. Author's Appeal - Go green by choosing ebooks instead of paperbacks for genres like Fiction, fantasy, romance, sci-fi etc. Book genres like motivational/positive-thinking/self-help are worth to be kept in print forms and stack in your shelves or borrow to your known people for they come handy every now and then.