Book Review of Little Things, Big Things By Swarnali Nath

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A Book Review of Little Things, Big Things By Swarnali Nath – A Guide To Finding Happiness & Peace In Small Everyday Things

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Most of us today lead a hectic life with no time to relax or reconnect with ourselves. This has created a lot of chaos, anger issues, and even frustration in our everyday life. We go through days and years like some automated machine repeating tasks without really understanding their significance or meaning.

We often find ourselves emotionally drained and seeking that small refreshing moment of happiness that can make us feel human again. If you are facing these problems, then Swarnali Nath’s latest book, Little Things, Big Things is a must-read for you.

Premise: Little Things, Big Things

The book focuses on helping readers reclaim their happiness and peace of mind by taking note of the small moments they tend to ignore. It uses a wide range of philosophies and practices from across the globe to exemplify how being mindful of small yet powerful moments can change our lives for the better. Most of these philosophies and practices are quite simple and can be easily adapted into our daily lives. It reminds the readers that their happiness is not dependent on external factors but rather on their inner contentment and well-being. It advises readers to focus on everyday nuggets of joy that might be overlooked in search of big moments of happiness and satisfaction.

Writing Style: Little Things, Big Things

The narrative of the book is fast-paced despite which the research and effort put in by the author shines through. The names of the chapters may seem exotic, but they offer practical advice in a simple and easy-to-understand language. The book offers details of 28 practices and philosophies from different countries of the world to help the readers reconnect with their inner selves and improve their overall life and happiness. The best aspect of the book is its positive tone and vibe which makes it an enjoyable read for everyone.

Who Should Read It: Little Things, Big Things

The book is a great read for people who find themselves lost in the chaos and confusion of a fast-moving life. It is also for people who want to reconnect with life and nature or who seem to have forgotten the art of enjoying the current moment. People who love to read about diverse spiritual and cultural philosophies will also find this book interesting.

Final Verdict: Little Things, Big Things

Little Things, Big Things is a good book for people who need to feel alive and kicking. I give it a rating of 4.5/5.

 

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