Summary                                                                                               The story is about a girl named Seday who quite sad after hearing that her family would be moving to Haa from Thimphu, since she leaving behind her friends, home and memories. However, once she gets to know the people and begins to settle in, she realizes that she does like Haa. Everything goes on perfectly normal until the night of Lomba when 'she decides to sleep without a feast' which is considered wrong according to the traditions whereby a person should enjoy hontey on the night of Lomba or else they would be taken by the lu. Seday's non-existence belief in the age old tradition is challenged that night as she enters the spirit world but is able to get out by the end with help from her friends. 

Analysis                                                                                                 Lomba is an amazing novel by one of Bhutan's youngest authors, Pema Euden, who has successfully portrayed the themes of true friendship in her work. This novel also teaches us to appreciate our own culture and society with the help of a wild adventure in the spirit world. 

Summary 

Set in the 1950s Afghanistan, the novel is about a brother and  sister,Abdhullah and Pari,  separated when the latter is given up for adoption because of their family's financial circumstances. After being adopted by a wealthy family, Pari moves to another country with her new family and gradually forgets about her past while Abdhulla later settles in California. In the final chapter of the book, Abdullah's daughter, Pari(2) receives a call from Pari (who has been reminded that she had a brother), and arranges for Pari to come to California where the two siblings finally reunite. However, the reunion doesn't last long since Abdullah begins to lose his memory but Pari finds a note, dated shortly after Abdullah learned that he was losing his memory, explaining that he's spent his entire life waiting to see Pari again. There the story ends with a happy note.

Analysis

This is one book that focuses on the theme of love between two siblings who had longed to see each other. Not only is the book magical but also a great way to experience the relationship from different perspectives. 

Summary 

The poem portrays the message that giving up should never be an option. A person should never stop for crying over something that's lost, instead one should keep on trying. Though birds are unable to fly at first but they don't give up, thus they try until their wings grow strong enough to fly them. Even the oak trees that has gone through many blast keeps on growing taller and stronger. It also portrays that easy work might seem appealing to us but we should stick to our morals and try to gain victory from difficult obstacles that come in our life.

This poem truly highlights the importance of being resilient and continuous growth in our life. It even represents some few examples around us whereby the birds and trees are showing us how to never give up in life. No matter how tough one's life gets, he or she should always choose to work harder and have the will to fulfill one's own goals in life. 

Summary

The story opens with a high school boy,Haruki, who finds a diary in the waiting room of the hospital he was visiting and finds out that it belonged to his popular classmate, Sakura Yamauchi. After that Sakura reveals that she is secretly suffering from a fatal pancreatic illness and asks him to be a normal friend to her until she passes away. Then, they start going out together, fulfill her wish list and enjoy their time together. However, it all comes to an end when Sakura was stabbed in the chest by a homicide and it breaks Haruki. Though thing weren't suppose to end that way, Haruki still remembered and fulfilled her wish to open up to others and become friends with Kyoko. 

This story is not only beautiful aesthetically but also tells the audience to live everyday like it's your last. The phrase 'I want to eat your pancreas' is meant to not only say that they want to keep a part of the other with them forever but is also a sign of complete acceptance. When Haruki tells Sakura that he would eat her infected pancreas, he meant that he would consume the very best as well as the very worst of her.