Reader from a star

This book is a collection of Opinions.

I wanted to highlight this before you start reading this or if you wish to pick it up.

It is a collection of opinions on several topics, which are often debated and attract the attention of many on social platforms and on news.

Should you read this?

It is a kind of non fiction read which is not about only facts.

This could make your reading experience limited to a perspective so you will have to read it with a conversational style to pone=der about what is being presented to you.

The content of this book is holds a specttrum of topics which might not bore you if you like to talk about them and are curious to know, and it is not that short read.

This is a kind of distinctive approach to present thoughts and opinions over several topics as a colletion in a book.

Though for the profoundness of the topics I expected information that would make it a gripping read and a composition that made it clear and give a different dimensions.

That's my take for the content and it could be different for you.

If you like reading simple non fiction books then you should check it out.

Astrology, one of the most criticized study... why? because of less popularity of True masters and more of those who don't have proper knowledge of Astrology. I will give a reference here.

In Autobiography of a Yogi, a very popular book recommended also by steve jobs and many other famous personalities. It mentions that Astrology is not merely interpretation by the planetary positions. It is the art of knowing the influence of the energy on others by their positions. This book talks about the scientific aspect of astrology, this made me fascinated to read it.

So it talks about the scientific aspect of astrology and not about the content, so you won't become one even if you read it. But it definitely will change your perspective towards it.

This book opens with relating the covid incident to astrology. The foundation of the book is fascinating but I felt that it is not that rich in content in relation with the purpose. It uses many terminologies that might sound strange to a reader who is not familiar to them.

An interesting light read A fan who knows his play so well and with that precision that it makes him a perfect advisor.

These elements form the foundation of the story that is packed with emotions and twists all the way in the story. The simple narration style and the composition makes it a great light read. The characters are well developed and they are well presented accompanied by humane emotions.

The language is easy and the presentation is smooth for the composition. Though there were some ups and downs in the story overall it proves to be a fascinating read for cricket lovers.

Self Love, it is very important not just in these pandemic times but always, and believe me, it is a super easy thing that holds the power to completely change your perspective.

Well, this book is a quick read about self-love, But if you are already reading a lot about self-love, happiness, and such stuff there are chances that you might not think of this book as much interesting because the content is not too distinctive, and that's obvious. The concept will remain the same but it is the way we think about them. Love yourself and understanding and the art of not... wait you might have heard this before.

By Lavavya Arumugam

Dear Iniyan, I don't have words to say how much I love you. You are the one I adore. I could recollect some bits and pieces, but I should eat my brunch first. I don't want to upset,y brain by thinking about the envelope. Instead, I should read my Journal.

The He who is (Not) mine is a journal of Yazhini S, a student of 9th class. A normal girl who likes someone and shares her thoughts with her friend That's it...

Umm, this is not a proper review but this is a simple book to tell you about. It is just like reading a journal of someone who is in love with someone/ or should I say haves crush over someone. Apart from the casual narration and presentation that does makes the reader feel like reading someone's journal. It is my thought that it should have been presented in a much more clear and detailed way.

Yes, it is a journal so whatever the thoughts are being written for the person writing, here Yazhini. And no one else better than Yazhini knows how and what she feels about and is happening in her day to day life apart from her. From that, a small reflection is here in her journal. But wait, this is a book that will be read by someone else, so it should be detailed enough that it conveys the feelings much more properly and is much more interesting to read.

It is not much more than a diary, and as a reader, I am reading a diary of a girl who likes someone. As we proceed further with the reading we get to know more and more about her feelings and how things (the story of her) go further.

Penumbra Snippets, it might seem to be something that was written with a casual approach towards writing and with less purpose.⁣⁣

When I started reading the book, I was not sure of what it holds for me and what it will turn out to be.⁣⁣

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I wanted to try out something new and was inclined towards this, recently I was looking at some new releases when I found this one.⁣⁣

The book acknowledges ⁣⁣

"Would anyone care to read my account of a person whose only accomplishment was proficiency in marbles at the hill school"⁣⁣

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The book is written in a linear, consistent narrative tone and is presented with easy language and simple composition.⁣⁣

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Reading this book is like sitting on a couch with a calm mindset and listening to someone narrate his life experience and watching the world from his eyes.⁣⁣

Revisiting those moments and experiences.⁣⁣

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It is quite a long read over 500 pages and that also makes it a book that you should not rush to finish it. This book is more about the journey rather than the whole book.⁣⁣

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Recommending it to someone by being specific might not be a good idea, just think of this book as " A book with Life" it is a fascinating, smooth and absorbing, interesting read for autobiography lovers and for those who are looking to check out something new.⁣⁣⁣

Sacrifices, hard work, dedication we might have heard this before as these do come attached when we talk about success.⁣

The definition of success may vary for everyone, but some aspects are common. There is a specific set of skills and work that needs to be done to get where we wish to be.⁣

Safalta Ke Liye Sangharsh is like a journey, the journey of a common man who chooses to be what he wanted and in that even if he needed to oppose, he did.⁣

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The story reflects the dedication that is needed and a single-minded focus on our goals that is required to achieve what we want.⁣

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The author presents each and every phase of life and that too with great clarity, this does increase the length of the book but also gives a clear observation to the complete picture. ⁣

It is easy to comprehend and also makes the reader very well connected to the situations.⁣

We have a lot of information about how to use it for good and how to ensure safety.

When the lack of information, and discrete information is an issue this book provides a clean and clear set to provide you better insight to ensure better immune system.

In 80 pages this book is short and insightful.

In times when covid is spreading with a great double rate this book proves to be a worthy read.

Not just for covid but the tips are very useful to keep our immune system proper functioning and live a healthy and safe life.

In recent researches as it is said that there will be many such outbreaks it seems that a change in lifestyle in now necessary.

1. How the idea of writing this book came to your mind?

A: My father wrote a diary long back and was published by my sister. Then my daughter wrote 2 books. The idea was there for a long time.

2. Who is your inspiration for writing?

A: I was a blogger and poetry from college days. My daughter was the inspiration.

3. When you started writing this book was you precise with what you need to create or you preferred to go with the flow?

A: In 2020 Jan I started the compilation of my blogs, poetry, and memories.

4. Do you wish to write other genres too?

A: Yes

5. Which is your favorite book?

A: A thousand splendid suns.

6. What tips you will give to people who want to write their books but they are worried about different aspects.

A: None that I have. Each for themselves.

7. What were the challenges that you faced during writing this book?

A: The publisher and their rules.

8. Are you planning for the next book?

A: Yes

9. Every reader who will read your book might have a different perspective, what is your thought on that, does that make any difference when it comes to the purpose of the book?

A: The purpose of the book is a simple narrative in simple language may be interesting to some

10. What are the elements that you focus on when you write a book?

A: Focus is on the story, simplicity in language, and thought. Next, is the time covered, which many may not have gone through.

11. Also tell us something about your journey with BecomeShakespeare.com. How have you enjoyed your publishing journey so far?

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The new book by @ruskinbondofficial will definitely change the way you look at trees!⁣

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Earlier the little book of Magical Plants was really a beautiful one which talked about how every plant is magical in its own way.⁣

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Trees well they live longer and also have various uses. ⁣

For some it is their home sweet home and for some it is the resource, the hope of light for today's night.⁣

And rain, the furniture in your house all of it.⁣

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How wonderful it will be to go through the stories of trees.⁣

It might not sound so interesting at first if you are not a big Nature lover but if you are one it is a treat for you.⁣

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The book focuses on how different trees have different stories to tell.⁣

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It will not be wrong to say it is a collection of very short stories from perspective of trees.⁣

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The language, the foundation, and purpose all these three elements which are important parts of a non-fiction share these elements of being profound.

I personally liked the poetic touch in the narration and language, it makes the reading experience much more entertaining.

The way in which this book presents the topics and how it relates all that stuff to lockdown it is astonishing!

I wish the cover better as it could have made it much more attractive.

From day 1 how the lockdown changed our lives, this book represents it with great clarity.

Well, why does someone need to understand this, it gives clarity over how things changed.

It is a light and interesting read, also a short one.

Vale of tears

Untold Stories Of Violence in Manipur

Definitely an Untold Story, Which made me read it in one go because of the content.

Vale of Tears is in many ways a memoir of a police officer who commanded one of the foremost, feared, and also controversial counterinsurgency units of the Manipur Police during one of the most violent and chaotic periods of the state’s history – Manipur’s turbulent 1990s.

With a powerful foundation and a short length, this book does make an impactful read.

Revealing the UNTOLD story, it is not a kind of book that you'll come across frequently.

There is a certain gap between the emotion and the storytelling that makes the reading a little bit flat.

The proper use of language does complement the story, there were some parts that could have been presented in a more precise and impactful manner. That would have further improved the reading experience much more

A worthy book.

There are very less books which have a purpose as this one.

The Legendary Indians is a book that made me fall in love with it the moment I read the blurb.

If you think that reading little about wonderful people and then we can further dive into details then this is a book of your kind.

It introduces you to (a lot of) amazing people.

Some of them you might already know while some you'll be glad to know.

One of my favourite thing about this book is the categorisation according to their contribution.

There is a separate portion for poets, kings, and many more categories.

It overall makes it easy to read and also to keep a reference.

But for the content, I felt that it is too short.

Even if this book crossed 500 pages then it would not have been a wonder for me because it talks about a lot of people.

But as the book is around 300 pages you yourself can think that the content is short.