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Unlocking Insights from Adam Grant's _Think Again_
The Power of Knowing What You Don’t Know … Okay, confession time. 2022 was the last time my website saw some bookish love (I mean a review). Does this mean I haven’t cracked open a book since then? Absolutely not! My reading list has been thriving, and I’m finally ready to share the literary loot. Kicking off 2025 with a very good book – Adam Grant’s Think Again. Did a wise sage whisper this…
The Silent Patient - Book Review
The Silent Patient – Book Review
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Factfulness: Ten Reasons We're Wrong About the World — and Why Things Are Better Than You Think, Book Review
Factfulness: Ten Reasons We’re Wrong About the World — and Why Things Are Better Than You Think, Book Review
Before diving into the details of my recently-read book, let me ask you all a question: In all low-income countries across the world today, how many girls finish primary school? a. 20 percent b. 40 percent c. 60 percent I asked the same question on my Instagram and WhatsApp handle yesterday and to no surprise, a whopping 59% answered A: 20 per cent followed by 36% favoring B:40 per cent,…
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'The Shadow of the Crescent Moon' – Book Review
‘The Shadow of the Crescent Moon’ – Book Review
The fragrance of books clubbed together on a library’s shelves always fascinates me. SAA This time it was IBA’s city campus library from where I’m pursuing MBA. This also makes me realize it’s been long since I reviewed any book. I read a lot of admiration on Fatima Bhutto’s debut novel ‘The Shadow of the Crescent Moon.’ This book, published in 2013, is about 210 pages long and also got…
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'When Breath Becomes Air' Book Review
‘When Breath Becomes Air’ Book Review
The World Bestseller, ‘When Breath Becomes Air’ by Paul Kalanithi is a non-fiction autobiographical book of an American neurosurgeon. Though I read almost 80% of this novel during Ramazan but finished its ending last week tinged with emotions. The reason that landed this book in my reading list was it being a posthumous (published after author’s death) book and its central idea of how worth a…
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'Where the Crawdads Sing' Book Review
‘Where the Crawdads Sing’ Book Review
‘Where the Crawdads Sing’ by Delia Owens long awaited in my reading list as I was a little busy in the past months. But as soon as I got free, I finished this corpulent, richly described novel in the span of 5 days. This novel is Owens’ debut novel and belongs to the genre of mystery and romance fiction. No doubt Owens delineated every scene of the novel with great amounts of elucidation and…
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Book Review: The Subtle Art of not giving a fuck
From where should I start? Reading this book was like replenishing myself with valuable thoughts and immeasurable wisdom. The Subtle Art of not giving a fuck is #01 New York Times bestseller published in 2016 by Mark Manson, and doubtlessly it truly deserves to be ranked at number 1.
Moving forward, because I only have this blog to share my review with you all. This book has around 200 pages and…
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Book Review: Man Chalay Ka Sauda by Ashfaq Ahmad
Book Review: Man Chalay Ka Sauda by Ashfaq Ahmad
For me, the craving for reading is never ending. Last week, I got this book issued from my university’s library: Man Chalay Ka Sauda by Ashfaq Ahmad, and I read this over 300 pages book within a span of 7 days. The reason I chose to read this book was its thoughtful excerpts which caught my attention on different social media pages as well as my prior experience of reading Ashfaq Sahib’s Zaviya.
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Book Review: “Snuffed Out” Disclaimer: All rights reserved with Sana Ahmed Alvi. Copyrights© featured image. Hello readers, sharing with you all the book review written by one of the readers of my novel 'Snuffed Out' who has been given this book as a…
Fiction VS Non Fiction
Fiction VS Non Fiction
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Hi all! It’s long since I haven’t written any blog post. This one’s related to the most debatable topic i.e, which one’s better: Fiction or Non-Fiction? At first I must tell you all that fiction is a…
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Fiction VS Non Fiction
Fiction VS Non Fiction
Disclaimer: All rights reserved @sanaalviblog.wordpress.com. The views and opinions shared are based on my personal experience AND exposure that might differ from other people. Happy reading.
Hi all! It’s long since I haven’t written any blog post. This one’s related to the most debatable topic i.e, which one’s better: Fiction or Non-Fiction? At first I must tell you all that fiction is a…
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Tracking the old medium of travel: 'LITTER' (PALKI or DOLI)
Tracking the old medium of travel: ‘LITTER’ (PALKI or DOLI)
I know you might be getting confused with this term ‘litter’ meaning trash or filth but Litter with a capital ‘L’ was the most commonly used vehicle once. I am writing this blog to convey some interesting facts about the history and the use of this vehicle in the sub-continent. Called lectica in Rome and Palki, Doli or Palanquinin India, Litter is an old medium of transportation. Initially, there…
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Is social media a 'new weapon' in modern warfare?
Is social media a ‘new weapon’ in modern warfare?
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I have been longing to write on this topic for quite some time: ‘Your cgpa does not matter’ under the domain of how social media is shaping our minds, perceptions, opinions daily.
I remember that…
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THE ALCHEMIST: book review
THE ALCHEMIST: book review
‘Dreams are made to be followed, life is meant to be lived, some books are meant to be read, loved and passed on, surely THE ALCHEMIST is one of those books.’
Rating (if I had to rate it on 5): 5/5
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The fiction based 160 pages long novel, The Alchemist, is highly…
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Book Review (part II)
Book Review (part II)
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Back with the remaining review of the book, Hasil Ghaat. Hasil Ghaat was originally published in 2005 by Bano Qudsia and it belongs to the genre of a novel, a classical novel in which an old Pakistani named Humayun reminisces his whole life while mostly sitting on the balcony of his emigrant daughter, Arjumand in…
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Love for philosophy
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BOOK REVIEW: HASIL GHAAT (part 1)
I am an avid reader of philosophy books keeping aside Socrates’ quote: “By all means marry; if you get a good wife, you’ll be happy. If you get a bad one, you’ll become a philosopher.” For your information, Socrates was also a Greek philosopher. Anyway I like philosophy…
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