Nectar of life

Author's name: Jalal Amin

This book can be considered the second part of "What Life Has Taught Me?" It is a continuation of it, but not in the sense that it picks up where the first ends, but rather in the sense that it is also an autobiography. It runs parallel to the first book, and like it begins with the event of birth, and even before birth, and ends with the present moment. However, it does not repeat what has been said before, as if we were dealing with two people describing the same life, but what caught the attention of one of them and was considered worth mentioning was different from what caught the attention of the other. It is truly amazing how rich each of our lives is in events worth recounting and characters worth describing. As for frankness, I have drawn on my own taste in this book, as I did in its predecessor, and there is no doubt that, in this book as well, some readers will find too much frankness, and others too little.