Jaspreet Singh

From Night to Dawn - A Journey Olusola Sophia Anyanwu’s book, The captive’s crown, is a journey of exploration through divine love and compassion by Jesus, liberating the character, irrespective of the sins committed allowing them to discover freedom irrespective of their past. The author has employed a deliberate structure, by dividing the book into eighty-seven short chapters across three sections – 'Night,' 'Twilight,' and 'Dawn.' Such an arrangement isn't merely a writing choice, but enhances the reading experience by leading the protagonist's journey from darkness and captivity ('Night'), through a period of transition and struggle ('Twilight'), towards healing, redemption, and spiritual freedom ('Dawn'). Each chapter commences with a verse from the Bible, in order to build a narrative of faith in Mother Mary. The author has given a raw account of how the tragic path of prostitution ensues a loop around itself allowing one to get in the position of captive in distress. The narrative emphasized by the author to let go of the past and bury it in order to look ahead in the future highlights an unwavering tale of strength. I appreciate the author for bringing a tale from shadows into the dark, by keeping a raw take making it a compelling story.

Lunch Recipe for Success Where's my free lunch by Eddie Ross brings a perfect masterclass book wherein wisdom meets practical actionable insights on Leadership and personal development. Across the 437 pages, divided into 18 chapters and 4 parts, the book distinguishes through the Top 30 highlights which function more like a life hack. The alphabetical index at the end allows swift navigation to flip to the specific area for immediate guidance and bring about a tangible result. From the first chapter 'You' itself, Eddie's direct writing style and illustrative presentation captures the reader's attention. The wordplay and the concept of Me-Pathy draws a unique perspective while the "perception is reality" resonates for inner retrospection. While the clear interlinked illustrations complement the topic and allows better understanding, this approach also deepens the concept clarity. I can ascertain that once you pick up "Where's my free Lunch", it'll be incredibly hard to put it down with constant inspiration till the last page. It's a must read and highly recommended for everyone who wants to lead their personal growth from the front foot.

"Dream mad and Dream big as anything is possible." If you want to understand the intricate details from faith to love to trust to success, then this is the perfect book for you to read and experience. "The Third Way Book 1: Awareness," by Dr. Karl Phillips, containing 319 pages has been divided into 3 sections - The Mind, The Body and The Soul. The interlinking of the 3 sections lets you drive into making more good choices than bad. Each chapter has a small prologue ideating about the themes discussed in the chapter, starting with a quote. The author has ensured to allow thoughts to easily resonate with the flow of words through simple writing. Certain portions of the book literally makes you read it over again to understand the writer's perspective in a better form. The author's contention of "How faith can overcome the tall boundaries/clouds of anger and unworthiness, for your thoughts can take you far, or break you from within" allows the reader to seek strength at the weaker ends. Sometimes it becomes essential to "understand a viewpoint from a point" such as Learning Portion in Chapter 5, and The new dimension theology for the 3 sides of a coin creating a new aspect to perceive an idea. Overall, Life is too short to be unhappy. Sometimes the solutions are within but we need someone to tell us. Do give this book a read.