The Rainbow Days: An emotional story from Prabir Kumar Datta

Debutant author Prabir Kumar Datta’s ‘Rainbow Days’ is an amazing portrayal of an honest man’s exceptional struggle and journey through life.

‘The Rainbow Days’ is a unique story, narrated by Papu, the son of an uncompromising person who was a revolutionary.

 The book promises to touch readers’ souls.

‘The Rainbow Days’ is in a way a documentary of the rural Bengal of the1960’s which is an important period in the history of contemporary Bengal; Bengal was experiencing radical political and sociological changes during that time. After independence, many families form East Pakistan came to India as refugees. Papu’s family was also among them.

The story narrated by Papu takes one on an emotional and nostalgic journey through the beautiful rural Bengal. Papu, highly influenced by his father, narrates his colorful childhood story with delightful ease.

A man’s fight against corruption – a social menace of overpowering proportions – to provide a good and honest life for his family; a child’s dreams and innocent childhood days; a mother’s struggle to keep the family together – ‘The Rainbow Days’ is indeed a book for all ages. It has a timeless universal appeal which keeps readers glued to the book.

In this era of technology, consumerism, and money, author Prabir Kumar Datta reminds us of the basic values of life with a positive message.

Details of “The Rainbow Days”:

• About the Author

About Sprightly Spirit

“I dare do all that may become a man. Who dares more is none”. And all, may be. It may be the vigor. Or the spirit. Or the courage to avoid being “politically correct” or bent. And, ban all averse with immaculate overture of graciously fathomable words firm in views. Subtle. Justifying the undying conscience. Values. Knowledge. And, dares to stay true. True to own. True to the world. And, to the words. With a dream in eyes it exists. In you. In me. In all. The sprite that never shies away. The spirit that never dies!