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▶️What comes to your mind when you think about Ravana or Kubera? We often associate Lanka with Ravana, but @authorharsha Sai Sree Harsha Aggaraju rewinds history to show us a lesser-known truth: before it was Ravana’s Lanka, it was Kubera’s Lanka. Kubera nurtured the kingdom, and Ravana, the disciple of Brahma, was once its prince, still learning the ways of the world. The story takes us back to 7980 BCE, when a meteor crashes into a small village in Lanka. This celestial stone carries miraculous healing properties. Though Lanka is wealthy, it lacks medical knowledge, making the meteor’s arrival nothing short of divine intervention. The news reaches King Kubera in Alkapuri, accompanied by Agastya, a fellow disciple of Brahma. Curious, brilliant, and determined to understand this celestial stone, Agastya’s arrival marks the moment when myth meets science, and the research that follows sets the foundation for an extraordinary tale. What I enjoyed the most about Tale of Lanka is how the author doesn’t just retell a familiar story, he rebuilds the world around it with refreshing layers, perspectives, and emotional depth. This is not just Ravana’s tale; it is a tapestry of destinies, relationships, and choices that shape Lanka itself. The plot is truly exciting, unfolding with such sharp curiosity that it constantly leaves the reader asking questions. We see King Kubera as a ruler deeply loved by his people, and right from the beginning, the events raise questions about the kingdom, the king, and the changing tides within Lanka. Sai Sree reveals every layer with a crisp, descriptive narrative and immersive writing style. Tale of Lanka is a masterpiece filled with mysteries, emotions, and revelations. Read the full review on the website. #bookreview #mythology #fiction #readerviddh #booklover #bookstagram #indianmythology #ravana #bookblog #reading

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