
Book review : Siddhartha – The Boy Who Became The Buddha
They say that sometimes the journey is more interesting than the destination. This couldn’t have been truer for Buddha. The world today knows him as
Who is Ashwini Dodani?\n\nAn MBA by qualification, Social Media and Branding guy by profession and an optimist with a liking for words. As a professional in digital and social media, I have constantly observed, handled and created content for brands across categories. When not creating awesome content for the internet, I usually prefer reading non-fiction books, learning guitar, exploring newer music artists or penning down thoughts.\n\nWhy do you write?\n\nIt feeds my soul and keeps me grounded. Writing has always been one of the most important things in my life, not just because it keeps me sane but it brings out the best of what I feel in words, emotions and experiences.\n\nWhat made you write this book?\n\nPoetry is very personal to me. I started writing almost 7 years ago and the very first poem I wrote was on a piece of paper. Eventually, I got into the world of Blogging and the writing never stopped. After years of writing on my blog, 100’s of poems, the next step was to reach out to a wider audience and that marked the thought of taking my work to the next level.\n\nAbout the book Savoir Faire\n\n
The book is all about experiences. Poetry is not unknown to anyone. The book contains 40 selected poems I have written over years in my diary, website and much more. The uniqueness of the book is the simplicity of the language and the way it strikes a chord with anyone who is reading the book. I am sure you will relate to most of the poems which have derived from day to day experiences.\n
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\nWhat do you think readers will love about this book?\n\nAnyone who has the slightest of love for poems and emotions will definitely love the book. It is an anthology, page after page it will want to make you create visuals in your mind and touch your heart a little more. I would want to know more from the readers on how they like it.\n
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