Kartik Sharma

Published in August 2011, Rupa Publications

A seemingly ordinary young man forced to become a guru takes a leap of faith and sets off with his followers on a taxing journey that changes their mindsets and lives forever. Inspired by the carefree life of a sparrow, reluctant guru Partibhan takes off on a 600 kilometre expedition on foot to test his theory of practical spirituality. He believes that human beings can become powerful creators, but the desire to secure the future makes them mere survivors. However, survival isn’t the only goal of life. A much bigger role, a higher calling awaits us. Will Guru Partibhan and his disciples complete the journey? Will they discover their true potential and find everlasting joy? Looks at the importance of spirituality in today's fast paced world. A must read for all those feeling burnt out and wondering about the ‘higher purpose’ of their lives. The story of a young man who finds his calling in life, written in a relatable manner.

If you love spiritual fiction like The Alchemist, Jonathan Livingston Seagull, The Celestine Prophecy, Siddhartha, The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari, The Little Prince, Illusions, The Prophet, Forty Rules of Loveto read literature from authors like Paul Coelho, James Redfield, Richard Bach, Elif Shafaq, Robin Chouhan, Herman Hesse, then you will love reading The Quest of the Sparrows. 

The Quest of the Sparrows is published by India's leading publisher Rupa Publications and enjoys a very high rating on Amazon. It is critically acclaimed book both by readers and reviewers.