Book Review | The Hidden Spark | Vikas Trivedi | Smita Agarwal

The Hidden Spark- Igniting the Passion for Your Amazing Life is a non-fiction book that discusses various life philosophies.Reading this book will feel like attending a seminar because you will not only read but also participate in a simple workshop while reading.

The book is purely dedicated to daily inspiration and preparing your personality to achieve success in life. You will enjoy reading and feel motivated at the same time, because the book contains real examples of people who have changed their lives by changing their thoughts. You will also learn a lot of stimulating quotes from a lot of the world’s infamous personalities. 

In this book, authors have talked about many simple things that actually have the power to change our lives, like- our karma, imagination, forgiveness and many more. 

The book starts with realistic thoughts from Gita: Only You Can Save Yourself. Further, it proceeded with many philosophical topics with very rational explanations. Few of those topics including the law of echo, ‘forget the past and make a movie ahead’, ‘remove your mental blockage’, ‘time management’, ‘attracting wealth and manifesting abundance’. 

The content is thought-provoking and holds interest. Unlike many other motivational books that I have read, I found this book a little easier to grasp and understand. 

The book is a method for lubricating your brain and nourishing your soul so that you can function better, in sync with the logical plans and ideas that seem to manifest themselves in you.

My only advice to you is based on my own experience: it can be difficult to grasp each and every thought about philosophical content at times.Therefore, I will suggest reading this book slowly according to your capacity, so that you can grasp and then implement whatever is written.

Happy Reading ☺

I received this book from Half Baked Beans against an honest and unbiased review. You can buy the book from Amazon. My Rating: 3/5 Stars.

Book: The Hidden Spark- Ignite the passion

Author: Vikas Trivedi and Smita Agarwal

Publisher: Wordit Content Design & Editing Services Pvt Ltd

Book Review | Why Should I love You | Kamal Paneru

Why should I care about you...?is a fictional triangular love story. This complicated love story revolves around a guy named Raunak. 

Initially, when I started reading this book, I was a little confused about the title as the starting pages of the book displayed a heartening love story, but you will only understand at the end why the author had named this book so. The author has truly justified the title and the justification is so real.

The story of the book revolves around Raunak – an engineering student who falls in love with Juhi, who is his friend’s sister. After a lot of waxing and waning in their relationship, they soon got separated as Juhi comes from a very conservative family. Raunak moves on with his life and Megha- who was his junior in college- comes in again. The major twist in the story actually comes at the end, when the protagonist’s life takes an unexpected turn.

Raunak, Juhi, and Megha's love story begins with an orthodox society and then moves on to many strange circumstances and losses.

The narrative is simple but captivating, and sounds more like a Bollywood movie ☺. Overall, it was a 

happy read. 

I received this book from Half Baked Beans against an honest and unbiased review. You can buy the book from Amazon. My Rating: 2/5 Stars

Book: Why Should I love You…?

Author: Kamal Paneru

Publisher: Half Baked Beans

Book Review | Think With Me | Subrata Roy Sahara

This is the first book I have read by this author and I admired how "Subrata Roy Sahara", popularly known as Saharasri, has wonderfully described his thoughts. The author is a well-established corporate tycoon and, during the bad phase of his life in Tihar, he thoroughly analyzed the scenario of the country, its alarming situations, and created an engaging discussion through his book.

'Think With Me' focuses on the fundamental issues of our democracy, including politics, the electoral system and leadership, population, education, the media, and religion.

As a responsible citizen, the author courageously examined today's leadership qualities in politics, appealing to those in positions of power in India to think beyond their own:-I, for one, look forward to "WE ALL."The book flawlessly explained what true leadership should be like. Some of the thoughts given in the book are really interesting. We can also apply these ideas to our daily lives in a more positive way.

The book wonderfully explained different phases of life in this modern era with a beautiful quote from the Gita:- "Do your duty, never think of the result" but how it has changed in the modern era with people's demands and wishes:- "Why should I not think of the fruit or the result? It is not possible for a man just to work and not to think of its fruits. "

All the issues raised by the author are flawlessly described with appropriate solutions. Thus, as a reader, I am simply influenced by the author’s opinions. I feel the solutions and suggestions given here are really thoughtable. One should really consider reading this book once. Though the book's topics may not be of interest to many of us, the author's presentation of them is fascinating.

I received a copy from Writersmelon in exchange for an honest and unbiased review. My rating: 3.5 Stars

Book: Think With Me 

Author: 'Saharasri' Subrata Roy Sahara

Publisher: Rupa Publications India