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It is a fun book and has the potential to make you explore the labyrinthine nature of imagination. I got it as a gift from mama when I was 14 .

I think it's explained well but it's a bit ambiguous for non-relativist people.

It is a satisfying yet poignant read. It follows the lives of a blind French girl, Marie-Laure, and a German orphan boy, Werner. Their paths eventually cross amid the chaos of war. This book beautifully explores the themes of survival, humanity and the enduring power of hope in the midst of the darkness inflicted by war.

Pretty good book to have an insight.

One of the well spun book in philosophy having contents from the post Vedic school of thoughts called upanishad .

Definitely a rebel without a PhD !

Solve it to know how it helps.

For a comprehensive and in-depth understanding on gravitation you can consider this book.

It is an excellent book for learning how to solve inequalities analytically and graphically.