Prakhyath Rai (MerryBrains)'s Reviews > Five Gifts that shaped my life

✍️Review:This book can be read for any age. It is all about a relationship of a boy called Rohan who became Ron and his grandpa Dadu who was a wing commander and all these stories takes place in Dehradun.

The five Gifts are,

” Magnifying Glass”- Be logical at every step

,” Hour Glass”, -Respect time. It will not come back.

” Violin”,- Don’t forget to enjoy the life

” Mirror” – Be true to yourself

and ” Pebbles “.- Gather memories in your life.

Book is divided into five parts and each part is dedicated to each gift and each part has four wonderful stories and life lesson for Ron – the protagonist.

This will take you back to your adolescence. This book has sequels that are yet to come- ‘Crazy Stupid Classmates’ and ‘Ron and the secret society of ghosts’

This book is motivational and the author is a fan of Sandeep Maheshwari himself has created those pebbles of insight out of this book.

The book has pictures along which gives a glimpse of the book. But the cover could have been better. The blurb is a bit clumsy for the book- a minimal blurb and book cover would have made this aesthetically gorgeous.

The apex of this book is the simplicity – a casual approach but the format was a bit hush. The vow of this book is that it will ponder over how these 5 gifts are described and the author keeps to the promise.

Perhaps something that is missing here is that the book could have been formatted a bit better. The book could be still revised to add more erudite value without leaving the simplicity.

One of the other books that can be related is the leader without a title by Robin Sharma.

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