Book Reviews

     On the brink of financial ruin, Lowen Ashleigh, a struggling writer, accepts a job opportunity of a lifetime. Hired by Jeremy Crawford, husband of the best-selling author Verity Crawford, to complete the sequels of the book series Verity is unable to complete due to injury. STORYLINE DEVELOPMENT Moving into Jeremy's house, Lowen finds years of records of outlines of the series. Searching into the piles of papers she finds an incomplete manuscript, an autobiography of Verity. With the intention of not letting anyone read or even know about the manuscript, it was kept hidden. Filled with fierce admissions of Verity about her detestation towards her own daughter, and courses of  events to murder her own daughter. Lowen, scared that the manuscript will be leaked to Jeremy, stows away the autobiography each time after reading. Lowen, in the middle of the manuscript, suspects that Verity is not injured and acting up, tries to maintain a distance from Verity. Entering into a physical

           Atomic Habits is a book by James Clear, a renowned author, and sportsman. This book is an international bestseller with over three million copies sold worldwide. What's the book all about? The book mainly deals with the questions such as 'How to build a habit?' and 'How to break a habit?' It also focuses on consistency while building a habit. The book divides itself into 4 parts in which both how to build the habit and its converse are explained. The topics are 'Make it Obvious', 'Make it Attractive', 'Make it Easy', and 'Make it Satisfying'. The author uses this law to explain the process of building a habit and its converse to break one. The author explains the process of habit as 'Cue', 'Craving', 'Response', and 'Reward'.  Why should we read Atomic Habits? The book has a common sense of appeal and induces the reader to refer to it again and again. It is not a 'read and forget' typ