The “VAYANAM” Literary Club continued its series of insightful sessions on March 16, 2024, with review of the book “The Help” written by Kathryn Stockett. The review was presented by Shilpa Dilip Nair from the English Department. The virtual session, held via Google Meet, attracted a diverse audience of literary enthusiasts eager to explore the themes and narratives of “The Help.” Shilpa Dilip Nair’s expertise in literature added depth to the discussion, making it an enriching experience for all participants. Shilpa Dilip Nair commenced the review with an introduction to “The Help,” providing context about the setting, characters, and central themes of the book. Shilpa explained the social issues such as racism, classism, and gender dynamics portrayed in “The Help.” Her analysis provided attendees with valuable insights into the historical and cultural context of the narrative. The resource person examined the characters in “The Help,” discussing their motivations and contributions to the overarching storyline. This character-centric approach added depth to the review. Shilpa Dilip Nair discussed Kathryn Stockett’s writing style, narrative technique. The reviewer highlighted the relevance of “The Help” in contemporary society, discussing its impact on readers and its contribution to discussions about social justice and equality. The interactive session facilitated engaging discussions among participants, allowing them to share their perspectives, ask questions, and exchange viewpoints on “The Help.” This collaborative dialogue enhanced the overall learning experience and fostered a sense of community among attendees
.The “VAYANAM” session on March 16, featuring Shilpa Dilip Nair’s review of “The Help” by Kathryn Stockett, was a thought-provoking and insightful exploration of literature’s power to address social issues. The Literary Club continues to provide a platform for meaningful literary discussions, fostering a community passionate about literature’s ability to inspire change and empathy.