Book Review #47 : Unveil Life's Secret by Tanvi Agarwal

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"Unveil Life's Secret" is a sweet summary of human's observation of life. You will find so many common truth and uncommon myths that successful people use to adapt and deliver. This book is perfect start for a non-reader too, as it makes every chapter so unique and relatable in tis own ways.

This book is divided into hundred segments of practical thinking and personal experience, that might have been extracted from author's life or her surroundings. Because I felt the connection between the provoking thoughts and Tanvi's presentation on that, it was quite connecting. The best part of the book, what I find, is it simplicity of chapters. Any reader can pickup any chapter at random, and can grab the truth of life. The bifurcation with small details, whether its a notion on personal beliefs or behavioral practices or even professional take on few things, will give a long lasting mark. 

Talking about writing style, its very easy and, I literally mean easy for non-readers as well, interrelated  with everyone's life.

Personally if you ask me, I am least interested in reading self-help books, but still I pick up few to get the gist of life sometimes. This is certainly I will recommend to everyone, who struggles to start reading or confused about what to read. And the bonus point you will get, is you can read whatever you want, and precisely, how much you want!

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