book review
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The author returns after a long hiatus to share a book review, noting that it has been some time since they were last able to do so due to various commitments since starting ninth grade.
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The Black Death, a plague originating in Asia, devastated Europe in the mid-14th century, killing one-third of the population. It weakened the Church, altered social structures by diminishing feudalism, and accelerated urbanization. The aftermath catalyzed the Renaissance, emphasizing art and science, ultimately transforming European society and its future.
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The Men Who Dared features twelve inspiring life stories of men who faced challenges fearlessly and left a positive impact. It highlights different forms of strength, aiming to inspire young readers to fearlessly pursue their dreams.
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A brilliant boy from Calcutta, Satyendranath Bose, excels in mathematics, setting a record of scoring 110 out of 100 in school. His groundbreaking theories would later revolutionize the field of physics. Check out Swati Sengupta’s book for more on this remarkable story in my latest Vlog review.
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This story explores Jeff Bezos’ journey from a science enthusiast to a prominent figure in e-commerce. As the founder of Amazon, he emphasizes innovation and risk-taking. The book delves into his rise to becoming one of the world’s wealthiest individuals. (Word count: 42)
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Subhash Chandra Bose’s quest for purpose led him from nature and religious pursuits to a dedication to serving the poor. Despite academic success, he chose to fight for India’s independence, forming an army and addressing the Bengal Famine. His journey embodies sacrifice and resilience in the pursuit of a greater cause.
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This is the inspiring story of how a seemingly ordinary girl set her eyes on impossible dreams and achieved them with her incredible hard work and talent. In the process, she swam her way into history. You can buy this book from Amazon !
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