ሌላ ሰው Lela Sew by Dr. Mehret Debebe Gebretsadik

Books Help You Grow Mentally and Emotionally

Reading can expand your vocabulary and communication skills which can help you interact better with people. Also, reading is an effective way of boosting your memory and enhancing your focus.

Books help to inspire students to do hard work with courage and hope. They enrich the experience of students and sharpen their intellect. There are many benefits of Reading books; students will get more knowledge, improve memory and build more vocabulary.

It is not only written comprehension, vocabulary and knowledge that are improved through reading. Other studies have shown that reading has benefits for both your physical and mental health.

There are many books that peoples should read for example we can see the book like ''Lela Sew''.

The title 'LelaSew' loosely means 'the other person'. It is a book about personalities and personhood. It covers contemporary societal issues of Ethiopia. Most of the major mental illness are incorporated in the story. It is written as a revealing reality of what we are and capable of.

 Dr. Miheret Debebe is a professional psychiatrist. He spends half of his year in Ethiopian and the rest in the United State. His first book is ''Yetekolefebet kulef'', ''The Locked Key'' was a long novel about a change of mind. In his new novel, &quote; ''Lela sew'' which is translates as ''Someone Else'', &quote; it focuses on personal and social issues that examine psychology and personality. It also addresses mental health problems.

The book is not written in dry commentary but is full of characters and lives similar to ours. The reflections of their shows us who is inside and around as. He tells us that everyone is a different person with a hidden personality. As we read the book in our hands, may it be wise to read our sketches. The author wishes the reader good reading and deep reading for the reader.

For every man is another...and another man is just like us.

Let me share a part from the book with a picture.

This is an Amharic Novel, a second book for Dr. Mehret Debebe Gebretsdaik, a psychiatrist by training. The title 'LelaSew' loosely means 'the other person'. It is a book about personalities and personhood. It covers contemporary societal issues of Ethiopia. Most of the major mental illness are incorporated in the story. It is written as a revealing reality of what we are and capable of. It is a story of the journey of a family, struggling to strike the balance between personal comfort and societal contribution. The main character, himself a psychiatrist, fights to keep his family together while pursuing his life dream and first love. The story twists in unexpected way when everyone in the story marches towards their personal passion and their interests become irreconcilable.