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The Little Prince: Timeless Lessons From A Kid’s Book
They say you should never judge a book by its cover. But, every time I see the colorful and whimsical cover of “The Little Prince”, I always say it’s just a children’s book. Naive and unsophisticated, I didn’t think the book would ever appease my insatiable thirst for wisdom and knowledge. How on earth can a child-friendly story help me unlock the infinite mysteries of the universe? Why do some find it a life-changing and inspiring book like the Alchemist by Paulo Coelho? I was, like most adults, analytical, playing on the safe side and thinking if a children’s book can teach me a handful of valuable lessons. And, truthfully,…
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And Then There Were None: Agatha Christie’s Masterpiece
Insane, delightful and unexpected plot twists always captivate me. Once I unravel the mystery of a perfectly designed story, I feel elated and fully satisfied. For years, I’ve hunted down tons of novels and films with exceptional plots and jaw-dropping surprise endings, from Christopher Nolan’s Memento to Jeffery Deaver’s Twisted. And, so far, one of the most popular mainstream stories with a mind-blowing twist I’ve ever read is Agatha Christie’s And Then There Were None. I’ve collected tons of gripping novels and psychological thrillers, after rekindling my passion for reading years ago. And, every time I search for these kinds of books online, Agatha Christie’s name always comes up. Praised…
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How Nature Prepared Me For Coronavirus
I’m an eternal optimist. With a stoic mindset and an unwavering sunny disposition, I always find a ray of light in every dark tunnel. And, even as coronavirus continues to inflict its own brand of terror, I remain calm, lighthearted, forward-looking and at peace. In the age of uncertainty and anxiety, my optimistic outlook is, no doubt, my best and only hope for survival in the dystopian reality created by the global pandemic. And, I had developed this skill thanks to the world’s greatest teacher: Mother Nature When news of the pandemic broke out, I knew I had an edge over this bizarre and contagious virus. Mother Nature, after all,…
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The Perks Of Being A Bookworm: Why Read Books
Books are, no doubt, a godsend for the modern-day man. Although some people find them obsolete, books remain a crucial source of information, ideas, and inspiration. With their captivating plots and mind-blowing twists, books, especially novels, also offer a beautiful escape from the cruel, melancholic world. And, as coronavirus continues to wreak havoc worldwide, more and more folks are rediscovering the perks of being a bookworm. In my vigorous pursuit of knowledge and wisdom, I’ve collected quite a few fascinating novels and books. From timeless classics to magical realism, I have read dozens of engaging and thought-provoking books that have somehow made me a better person. And, ever since I…
