The Sleeping Giant

The book is the result of the author’s independent thinking on the world events of wars and riots for many years. Some of those were so powerful that he wept during nights and spent sleepless hours thinking over them. In his student life, the ordinary people and their representatives, teachers and administrators, had faith in him and so they awarded various gold and silver medals and prizes to him. He wanted to respect their judgments and give them back something in some way. His inability to do that, in a sense, overwhelmed him. He has included some powerful messages in this book. In order to do that, he had to imagine an island kingdom in the South Pacific. As the book is intended mainly for American and Indian readers, the book’s sometimes suspenseful and always intriguing events relate to both these countries.