Kyonki Aap Meri Handwriting Mein Nahin Likh Sakte Hai | Book Review

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Kyonki Aap Meri Handwriting Mein Nahin Likh Sakte Hai
Author: Ajay Kumar & Reshma
Publisher: Evincepub Publishing





            ‘Kyonki Aap Meri Handwriting Mein Nahin Likh Sakte Hai’ by Ajay Kumar & Reshma is a book that comes in the genre of Personality Development and Self Help with lots of motivational and philosophical stories which is the top most priority in today’s busy life to lead a happy and successful life. But the sad part is people are just running now a days they don’t even have time to look around and see what is happening around be it home or someone close. As the book title say ‘Kyonki Aap Meri Handwriting Mein Nahin Likh Sakte Hai’ problems for everyone are different what may seem to be difficult or struggle for me might not be the same for others. Similarly to gain confidence and positivity in our life we need to work one step at a time and some day we will get there. To know more read ‘Kyonki Aap Meri Handwriting Mein Nahin Likh Sakte Hai’.

My Thoughts:

This book is written in such a manner that people will surely get motivated. The book is written realistically and is full of practical tips. Some people want to have everything easy but there are many great people who had to actually struggle in their life to get at the point at which they are right now. This has been explained excellently by the authors.

The book is in Hindi but it is written in such a manner that readers will get through the book without any difficulty. The language is simple and lucid which people can easily understand.

The narration is done very well and the solutions given are also very simple.

The book title is very catchy and will surely evoke interest in the minds of the readers. The book cover is also interesting with the laughing Buddha is also very interesting but it is very intelligently used. Normally, Laughing Buddha is depicts wealth, happiness, satisfaction, contentment and abundance which we people are eagerly looking for but in the process end up doing the opposite due to our own mistakes.

Overall, I enjoyed reading this book and would surely recommend it to all.

My Rating: 4/5


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