Review of Purpose

[Sophie Motsweni]

[Following is a volunteer review of "Purpose" by Gina Bianchini.]

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3 out of 5 stars

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This motivational book is insightful and encouraging, I like the fact that the font of the title looks cool, I also like the way the bold font has been used for the sub-headings. The bird logo screams Hope. I would rate the book a 3/5 reason being that there are a lot of bombastic words and if you are not a curious person like I am you will be completely clueless with as to what they are saying, but it provides actionable advice. To make the book better and easier to read I would suggest less usage of bombastic words. The sentence structure is off, there are a lot of unnecessary commas. Most of the chapters have incorrect sentence structures for instance page 77 the sentences are 'uniquely' structured. As you keep reading at some point in the book it got Me disengaged because that section does not just want you to read but to practically test the theory out. Chapter one page 4 is all over the place, it seems as though the long sentences are over explaining even though the point has already been made. Chapter 5 and chapter 6, the hyphen is being used a lot that it looks incorrect.

By empowering one another, not just digitally but beyond that we can help each other grow mentally, the methods mentioned there have enlightened me to take a step in making a change on how I view My purpose, reading the book has made me believe that knowledge is power if it is applied in the right way, this book can truly help you find your purpose and direction in life, it can inspire you to try new ways of finding your purpose, it makes you realize that you are not alone in exploring life and your purpose being fulfilled.

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