AYANAM

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📚 BOOK REVIEW

AYANAM

This is a compilation of thoughts in the form of quotes that feel genuine, from the heart, and written with a lot of honesty.

I could easily connect with most of the pieces here as they feel like parts of my own life and even for the ones that don't directly pertain to me directly I could feel the relevance they'd have for someone else.

There's one quote in particular that has my heart and I'd always refer to it. It says: “Smile at everyone every day without reason. Life will be more gratifying for you as well as for others.”

Such a simple thought and yet so true. That's what the book is all about. Deep things said in simple prose. Loved it!

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