Review of The Vine
Posted: 21 Jul 2023, 12:41
[Following is a volunteer review of "The Vine" by Adria L. Dunn.]
The book talks about the inspirational stories of different individuals and these individuals share their experiences. The individuals talk about the way they came over their obstacles in life and the way it motivated them to move forward. The chapters of the book cover start by introducing various worldwide personalities and proceed with them sharing their thoughts about life. The plot is quite interestingly written. Besides capturing the framework of the life incidents, the book also manages to talk about their impact on the soul and mind. In today's era where each individual is trying to understand the mind of a person before his/her eyes, this book can enlighten them to first understand their own self. However, the connection of one chapter to another isn't clearly visible, which might make the readers feel disconnected when shifting from one phase to another. Also since the vocabulary used in writing is simple in itself, the readers would be able to get the straight meaning of sentences and not be lost in the text. For rating it out of four, I would say it's okay, fair so 2 out of 4. For selecting out of five, the book seems to perform fair/average i.e. 3 out of 5.
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The Vine
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The book talks about the inspirational stories of different individuals and these individuals share their experiences. The individuals talk about the way they came over their obstacles in life and the way it motivated them to move forward. The chapters of the book cover start by introducing various worldwide personalities and proceed with them sharing their thoughts about life. The plot is quite interestingly written. Besides capturing the framework of the life incidents, the book also manages to talk about their impact on the soul and mind. In today's era where each individual is trying to understand the mind of a person before his/her eyes, this book can enlighten them to first understand their own self. However, the connection of one chapter to another isn't clearly visible, which might make the readers feel disconnected when shifting from one phase to another. Also since the vocabulary used in writing is simple in itself, the readers would be able to get the straight meaning of sentences and not be lost in the text. For rating it out of four, I would say it's okay, fair so 2 out of 4. For selecting out of five, the book seems to perform fair/average i.e. 3 out of 5.
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The Vine
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon