Moral Fiber: A Practical Guide to Living Our Values | Book Review

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Moral Fiber: A Practical Guide to Living Our Values
Author: Shawn Vij
Pages: 208



                ‘Moral Fiber: A Practical Guide to Living Our Values’ by Shawn Vij is a self-help book which helps us to know how to live life more morally and to achieve our goals in a proper manner. This book has covered the problems that we mostly face in our day to day life. Sometimes we get to see how malpractices are followed in business or work but how we need to keep ourselves away from these. We also get to see how sometimes we need people in our lives to guide us and how some people can have positive impact on us and our lives. To know more read Moral Fiber.

My Thoughts:

The book is written in a very simple and lucid language which will help the readers in going through the book easily.

The title of the book and the cover page is also very attractive. The title will surely increase an interest in the readers.

The narration is also done excellently. The author has explained tough concepts in a very simple and interesting manner which makes it more special. The author has also given many real life examples which also gives us an indepth insight on the different perspectives.

Overall, I enjoyed reading this book and it was very enlightening read. I would surely recommend this book to all.

My Rating: 5/5



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