STRUGGLED AND SOARED

Hey BookLovers!!
Wanna read STRUGGLED AND SOARED by VIPIN CHOPAL.

BLURB
Why buy a book if it is not going to inspire you or leave an unforgettable impression in your mind? Well, this is just the kind of book that you would neither put down nor forget for long long time to come. Simply because it talks about the women that reflect the spirit of India-an invincible spirit to be free! The stories of these women have one thing in common they all had the courage to follow their heart and do what they felt right. Reading this book would be like taking a much-needed break from the false propaganda and information that you are surrounded by on digital media. This is just the right book that will give your mind the freedom to be yourself and an invaluable inspiration as well as meaning to live. Vipin Chopal has done full justice while accounting the life of all inspirational women from India’s glorious past and present. Highly recommended book for those who love to read genuine well - researched stuff!

MY REVIEW

This book is about the women who made history.

The author has done a great job on the research.

The cover is beautiful, combination of purple and black is really good.

The title is appropriate.

I recommend this book to all the people because it contains some amazing stories of women who did some exceptional things for society and the betterment of the same.

Motivation factor of this book is really high, so a must-read.

Also, it is a really short read which means you are getting a jam-packed motivation in just a small span of time.
You've got no reasons to miss this.

RATINGS
4 out of 5 stars

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