Character sketch of grandmother in how i taught my grandmother to read by sudha murty
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She has a great interest in learning and appetite for knowledge.
Inspite of being born and brought up in an orthodox environment, she could value the importance of literacy.
She is one of the strong characters in the story as she possesses radical ideas that "for learning there is no age bar."
She is full of optimism and hipe as stated in the lines said by her, "For a good cause if you are determined, you can overcome any obstacle."
She is stern in her thinking and strong in her actions as towards the end she managed to read the book 'Kashi Yatre'.
Inspite of being born and brought up in an orthodox environment, she could value the importance of literacy.
She is one of the strong characters in the story as she possesses radical ideas that "for learning there is no age bar."
She is full of optimism and hipe as stated in the lines said by her, "For a good cause if you are determined, you can overcome any obstacle."
She is stern in her thinking and strong in her actions as towards the end she managed to read the book 'Kashi Yatre'.
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