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THE JOURNEY OF SELF- LOVE


Hola Bookworms!!
For today, I have "ALONG THE WAY" by Shreesha Khare.
Let's read the blurb of the book:

We believe that happiness, love is the next place, the next job or with next partner, you will never find happiness and love anywhere until you get uncomfortable with the differences of people and be selfless with your needs. Be more giver than a taker. Amelie’s uncomfortableness with herself first and imperfections around her led to the path of self-love, love. Love is when someone else’s happiness is more important than your happiness. 
Self-love is not selfish unless and until you don’t show it to others. Loving someone unconditionally is all about serving the needs of those around you or person you love. Love is all about affection, compassion , and empathy. How Amelie stopped looking for perfection and focused on building a solid relationship with herself first and then only she can build with others and help them. 
Her relationship with Peter and Steve in a different situation made her understand that ‘Me’ is not important ‘other’ is what important in any relationship we hold with people. This she understood by indulging in a relationship with herself. It will make us uncomfortable but that will give you autonomy from everything. 
Amelie understood that love is a choice, a deliberate action, not a feeling which are like visitors, they come and go what stays is love. It will make us free, it is an attachment which will bind us. Love means growth, commitment and stay strong and be grateful in life how grave situation be.
Everything start with first, then only we can welcome those differences in the world and people as real love means uncomfortableness.
Get Ready for Uncomfortable Journey of Amelie….

Now we head onto my review:

The story of Amelie tells us the true love is always SELF- LOVE.
It tells us that if you do not love yourself first, then you cannot give your 100% in any relationship.
Either the relationship would fail or you or your partner would feel suffocated being together.
This story tells us that being alone never means you being sad, it can also mean that you’re on the journey of loving yourself.
This book helps in understanding to keep yourself first and the others after you, depending on the situation.

At some points, it became a Bollywood movie scene but, otherwise, it’s good.
Also, the language is super- easy.
The new readers can try this one.

My ratings: 3.5 out of 5 stars.

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