en-US Sun, 27 Apr 2025 20:53:22 -0700 60 144 41 /images/layout/goodreads_logo_144.jpg Review7520962744 Sun, 27 Apr 2025 20:53:22 -0700 /review/show/7520962744 Madiha gave 4 stars to Power of Leadership Mindset & Skills for Developing Your Management Capability: To Become an Effective & Successful Manager and Grow in Your Career (Kindle Edition) by SANJAY VERMA
This book altered the way I see leadership. It helped me understand that leading isn’t just about having the right skills—it’s about developing the right mindset. The way it explains the shift from simply managing tasks to truly inspiring people made me think differently about my own approach.

What I found most valuable were the practical strategies on handling challenges, building resilience, and communicating effectively. The insights on influence and motivation were especially eye-opening. Every chapter felt like a lesson in how to grow as a leader, no matter where you start.

By the end, I felt more confident in my ability to guide others and make meaningful decisions. This book is perfect for anyone looking to become a stronger, more thoughtful leader. ]]> Review7521161405 Sat, 26 Apr 2025 14:48:53 -0700 /review/show/7521161405 Madiha gave 5 stars to POWERHOUSE: Proven AI Playbook to 10x Your Business and Leadership Impact: 10 Plug-and-Play Artificial Intelligence Driven Business Ideas and Strategies for Aspiring Entrepreneurs and Leaders (Kindle Edition) by Anurag Jain

I recently picked up this book and it completely changed how I look at using AI for growing a business. The author shares real experiences and simple methods that anyone can follow, even if you’re just starting out. What I liked the most is how clearly everything is explained � it’s not full of tech jargon, just straightforward advice you can actually use.

The book introduces ten ready-to-use AI strategies that are easy to understand and apply. Each strategy comes with real-world examples, which made it so much easier for me to picture how I could fit them into different types of businesses. It feels less like a textbook and more like a friendly guide showing you step-by-step what to do.

What really stood out for me was how beginner-friendly this resource is. It even includes handy templates to save time and avoid mistakes. You don’t need to know coding or have any special skills � just a willingness to learn and try! ]]> ReadStatus9355411946 Sat, 26 Apr 2025 13:22:51 -0700 /review/show/7520962744 Madiha is currently reading Power of Leadership Mindset & Skills for Developing Your Management Capability: To Become an Effective & Successful Manager and Grow in Your Career by SANJAY VERMA
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]]> Review7518870896 Fri, 25 Apr 2025 16:59:16 -0700 /review/show/7518870896 Madiha gave 4 stars to Her (Kindle Edition) by Mitali Meelan
Reading this poetry collection felt like stepping into someone’s soul. The book is split into four parts that slowly move from soft, hidden emotions to loud, fearless expressions. In the beginning, the words are quiet and thoughtful, almost like secrets you tell yourself. They reminded me of the times I’ve kept things inside, unsure of how to express them.

As I kept reading, the poems grew stronger, louder, and more confident. It felt like watching someone find their voice and start speaking up for themselves. Some lines gave me goosebumps because they were so real and bold. I saw pieces of myself in those moments of frustration, strength, and realization.

By the end, I felt like I had taken a journey with the poet—from feeling small to standing tall. The poems didn’t just tell a story; they made me pause, feel, and think about my own growth. This book stayed with me long after I closed it, and I’m so glad I read it. ]]> Review7518856377 Fri, 25 Apr 2025 16:46:18 -0700 /review/show/7518856377 Madiha gave 4 stars to The World of Tagore (Paperback) by Debapriya Ghosh
This book was a delightful read, especially for someone who enjoys short stories. Each story was simple yet meaningful, making it easy to connect with the emotions in author's writing. The way he portrayed human feelings and everyday moments was truly special. I found myself drawn into the writing, appreciating the depth behind the simple words.

Reading this book took me back to my childhood. The storytelling had a warmth that reminded me of the tales I used to hear when I was younger. The language was easy to understand, making it perfect for young readers. It allowed me to experience Tagore’s wisdom in a way that felt natural and enjoyable.

The illustrations added a special touch, making the stories even more engaging. The translation was done beautifully, keeping the heart of Tagore’s work intact. This book is one I will always treasure.

]]> Review7513125835 Wed, 23 Apr 2025 13:35:19 -0700 /review/show/7513125835 Madiha gave 4 stars to The Value of Now (Kindle Edition) by Rajala Harshitha
Reading this book felt like stepping into a world full of laughter, friendship, and unforgettable memories. The way the author captures small moments of joy and togetherness is truly heartwarming. Every scene felt real, as if I were living those moments alongside the characters.

What I loved most was how naturally the story shifts from fun-filled adventures to deep, emotional reflections. It never felt forced—just like real life, where happiness and struggles exist side by side. The characters are pure-hearted, and their sincerity makes the story even more touching.

This book left me with a warm feeling and a fresh perspective on relationships and personal growth. It reminded me how meaningful simple moments can be and made me reflect on my own journey. ]]> Review7505876949 Mon, 21 Apr 2025 04:13:43 -0700 /review/show/7505876949 Madiha gave 4 stars to Rhyming with Life (Kindle Edition) by Neelam Saxena Chandra
Reading Rhyming with Life felt like opening a window to my own emotions. Every page brought me closer to feelings I’ve lived through—joy, loss, strength, and quiet moments of reflection. The poems are short, but they carry deep meaning, almost like they’re speaking straight to the heart.

What I liked most is how the writer captured everyday emotions in such an honest way. I didn’t feel like I was just reading poetry; I felt like someone understood what I’ve been through. Whether it was about holding on during tough times or smiling through love, each poem made me stop and think.

The images in the poems stayed with me even after I put the book down. They made me reflect on my own journey and how we’re all a little more alike than we think. This book didn’t just give me poems—it gave me comfort and quiet strength. ]]> Review7498998860 Fri, 18 Apr 2025 11:38:57 -0700 /review/show/7498998860 Madiha gave 4 stars to SCARSCRIPT: INKED IN FIRE ETCHED IN FATE (Kindle Edition) by DR. NINA APRA
Scarscript isn’t just a love story � it’s a lyrical experience that lingers like a half-remembered dream. From the moment Princess Nanda and Ved’s paths cross, I was drawn into their world, so starkly different yet bound together by an invisible thread of fate. The narrative unfolds like poetry, slow and deliberate, wrapping me in its emotional cadence.

What truly moved me was how their love grew in the quietest of moments � beneath temple shadows, amidst the rustling leaves, and behind guarded palace doors. The contrast between Nanda’s royal obligations and Ved’s humble roots adds a raw intensity, making their relationship feel both sacred and forbidden. It’s not just romance; it’s resistance, and that makes every stolen moment between them feel profound.

More than anything, Scarscript reminded me that love doesn’t recognize hierarchies or boundaries. The writing carries depth, not just in emotion but in atmosphere � I could feel the silence, the secrets, the smoky skies. This book left a mark. ]]> Review7496625329 Thu, 17 Apr 2025 13:12:44 -0700 /review/show/7496625329 Madiha gave 4 stars to August Slipped Again (Kindle Edition) by Mahendrawada Kamesh

From the very first chapter, I felt like I was sitting inside Arun’s mind, watching his thoughts twist and turn. His confusion, especially around Samvarshini and Priya, felt genuine. I liked how the story didn’t rush past their bond—it gave space to the little moments, the awkwardness, and the slow shifting of emotions. It felt so human that I often caught myself thinking, “Yeah, I’ve been there.�

But everything changed the moment the Mount Everest part began. That wasn’t just a plot twist—it was a whole different energy. I could feel the cold, the fear, and the raw determination in every line. I was holding my breath in some parts, and honestly, it gave me goosebumps. That climb wasn’t just physical—it brought out emotions that hit hard. I didn’t expect to feel that level of thrill in a book that started off so quietly.

The best part? It left me thinking. Not in a preachy way, but in that soft, personal way that makes you pause. The spiritual bits were calming, almost like a whisper you don’t fully understand but still feel. It all stayed with me.

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