The love of books

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Books are an indelible part of my life and my routine. Reading gives me pleasure and a lot of vocabulary too! *wink*! It's a happy time when i am surrounded by too many books. The major level of joy a Bibliophile can get is when she has a number of unread books and the will to read all of them and get some new ones. Yayy!
About being a teenager, it's the most bumpy part of the roller coaster of life. Too much jerking, too much bumping and ultimately managing to reach the end of the ride with a virtual trophy (at least i would visualize one). This book, THE ART OF BEING A BRILLIANT TEENGER, is an amazing collection of stories, incidents, quotes and all relatable reading stuff for teenagers who have their share of sorrows while they are in that teenage phase. I got it from a book fair in my school, organised by 'Scholastic'. I am just 17, not too experienced to give advice to anyone but i would strongly recommend this book to all teenagers. It's a thought provoking guide and a fun book to read and as the last line of the back cover of the book says, 'It might just change your life'. So go ahead and get a name for your teenage issues which i am sure you don't even know you have. I have had an amazing experience going through the words of this book and it really stands out for all teenage issues - from school to family and friends. EVERYTHING.

Price - Rs. 295/-

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