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Nacho is the pickiest cat, but he eventually realises that some foods aren't so bad after all, if you're willing to try them. This irreverently hilarious and beautifully detailed illustration explores the entertaining and funny characters. I believe that many picky eaters will identify with cat. The story concludes with a fun surprise! This book exemplifies the adage "you never know what you like until you try it!" This is a motto I frequently use for myself and others around me. There is a wide variety of food that can be prepared in various ways for you to try. So you can never claim to dislike anything! This book accomplishes the goal of teaching our children while also entertaining them.

During the pandemic, consumers have moved dramatically toward online channels. COVID-19 crisis has brought about years of change in the way companies in all sectors and regions do business. If you're failing in doing business in this pandemic then you should definitely read this book to know more about how to move your business on digital platform. This book has different case studies that explain various factors of business and what we should do and what we should avoid. The book is good for beginners. The language is understandable with clear explanation of concepts and ideas.

I adore this book and the message it presents! I remember how difficult it was to handle wanting to fit in when I was a child and I imagine it's even worse for children of the social media age. Enter this book, which presents gorgeous illustrations and an engaging method of storytelling with a vocabulary which should appeal to a wide variety of ages without being too simple or too complex. I enjoyed reading about Avocado The Turtle and her journey towards finding her true self when she's rejected by her own turtle community for being friendly and unique and learning that she can make good friends without pretending to be carbon copies of them. Definitely worthy of sharing with the children in my family! Great message for kids and adults alike.

My girlfriends journal is all about the reflection of our protagonist's day to day life written in a journal but mostly about her religious beliefs and  blind faith in jesus. It's a raw, honest journal that reveals feelings most would be loathe to confess. There are moments of great beauty in this journal, wonderful turns of phrases and verses. But after a while it feels like too much of bible verses and so less of the character's journey. As an adult who has come to very much enjoy journal-like (as well as epistolary) novels, I was satisfied with this read. Don't expect anything deep. I loved the way author described Neha's journey, the people she encountered and her innermost thoughts and beliefs. It felt a little drawn-out in places, but was overall quite a fast paced read.