i Review Books

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RAMADHAN READS 🌙✨

Tonight marks the beggining of the first day of Ramadhan. I'm trying to improve myself... i will become better than the years before 2026... getting over that wall...

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[ JAN-FEB READS]

Berdamai dengan Ketidakpastian, Imran Zaki, 2023.

In short : Buku nimemang perfect for those who are literally in "I DONT KNOW ANYMOREE" phase in our lives.

In this book , Imran shares us a few stories fromthe quran such as Maryam, Yusuf and Musa. The stories from the quran not only brings us the lesson we learn in our dailylives, but to give us a reminder to our problems that we'll eventually see in the future. I really want to express that this book is the best and cheapest way of healing , rather than eating and going outside. Im quite convinced that I , too, am alittile inspired and improvd by my mental health after reading it. But one thing is that its too long to read and the main idea is rally detailed.

Overall , i give this book a 9/10! I may not read again but Im sure I remember the contents that are shared throughout this book.

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[ JAN READS ]

Japanese Ecosophy by Zaini Ujang , 2019.

This book is really one of my favourites- it inspires me about Japan's inspirational and outsanding engineering on its environment; how they keep their city and surroudings clean. Zaini also mentions the 5 pillairs of the japanese's lifestyle/mindset : Kami, Kazen , Wa , and Mottainai. Ecoophy relates to 'ecological philosophy'. I really admire how Zaini had many connections among Japanesepeople , im assuming he must be good at Japanese ^-^

There's a lot of systematic and detailed stuff in here where you can research all of those factors , causes and impacts related to the environment. Overall , this book really fits my style , the pages were neatly arranged and the mood has an optimistic atmosphere.

Man , how i wish i can purchase this book , but currently borrowing this from my local school library--.