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Review by Sarah Tariq -- And Then I Met Margaret
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Thanks for your feedback.nikkyteewhy wrote: โ14 Jun 2018, 19:26 I read and reviewed this book too and I gave it the same number of stars as you. I normally do not like self-help books but this one was distinct and I'm sure it will help a lot of people to find what they seek in life. Thanks for your review.
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I loved this sentence! I totally agree with this as well, since I think that being open-minded is one of the more important traits that one should have. Thanks for the amazing review!Sarah Tariq wrote: โ31 May 2018, 12:51
The overriding theme of this book is to discover the true meaning of life through learning from your mistakes or by getting guidance from the ordinary gurus which time to time come in your life. The author reminds us that we should be open-minded to absorb those teachings which can illuminate our lives with new hope.
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honestly, the writer just came across as a self obsessed dick to me, it just seemed like he was bragging about all the things he has and the great travels he's been on. i wasn't enjoying it massively to begin with, then as that opinion formed of the guy, i think the rest of the book got tainted by my hatred. i feel a little bad, but hey, we can't help our opinions i guess.Sarah Tariq wrote: โ08 Jun 2018, 23:32Much interesting . Can I ask the reason for this? Usually such books offer same sort of stuff that one may dislike. Thanks for your interesting feedback.alisonedgee wrote: โ06 Jun 2018, 13:23 so awkward, i think iโm the only person on this website who hates this book. glad you could take something away from it though. funnily enough, i think the title might be the only thing i liked. oh no.
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I agree with you. The author is a great orator. Even the stories that would have seemed boring came out interesting to read because of this skill.Sarah Tariq wrote: โ03 Jun 2018, 23:23Yes, it's a very interesting book. The story telling way of the author never let you get bored.Brittany J wrote: โ02 Jun 2018, 11:50 I enjoyed this book a lot too. I didn't particularly view it as a self-help book but more as inspirational story telling. I like the the author wasn't directly telling you what you should do. It felt very conversational to me. Nice review!
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These are excellent lessons to keep in mind.The overriding theme of this book is to discover the true meaning of life through learning from your mistakes or by getting guidance from the ordinary gurus which time to time come in your life. The author reminds us that we should be open-minded to absorb those teachings which can illuminate our lives with new hope.
Thanks for the great review.