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A review by booksreadbydeepti
Be a Triangle: How I Went from Being Lost to Getting My Life Into Shape by Lilly Singh
5.0
Book 19 of 2023 - Be A Triangle by Lilly Singh - Interesting Triangle Dynamics
Rating: 5/5
My current book list has put me in a book slump again, either they are dark or too introspective, even romcom or kdramas feel off. I have been a fan of Lilly for quite some time. I love her - I follow her on and off, came across her video on this book, and was so curious, I had to pick it up.
I love this book, it is very refreshing, funny, so relatable and easy to connect - I got hooked from page one.
Not just that, I have been on the same journey from last year due to challenges in life, and uncannily have used the same tools to move forward to create a better life, even though I had felt the world was against me, now things are definitely better, people are more open too, but this book added to that, made me feel I was right all along, not that I need the validation as I believe in myself now.
It didn't feel like a self-help book but a girl explaining her own journey, which made the book a very satisfying read and the comics added on to the feel good vibe of the book, I loved them.
I have given away my takeaway above, but I would add that gratitude and distractions was a new learning for me, I will add it to my list of tools to keep it going.
I loved it, I will recommend it to anyone who is curious about it, as the journey always starts from there *wink*.
Rating: 5/5
My current book list has put me in a book slump again, either they are dark or too introspective, even romcom or kdramas feel off. I have been a fan of Lilly for quite some time. I love her - I follow her on and off, came across her video on this book, and was so curious, I had to pick it up.
I love this book, it is very refreshing, funny, so relatable and easy to connect - I got hooked from page one.
Not just that, I have been on the same journey from last year due to challenges in life, and uncannily have used the same tools to move forward to create a better life, even though I had felt the world was against me, now things are definitely better, people are more open too, but this book added to that, made me feel I was right all along, not that I need the validation as I believe in myself now.
It didn't feel like a self-help book but a girl explaining her own journey, which made the book a very satisfying read and the comics added on to the feel good vibe of the book, I loved them.
I have given away my takeaway above, but I would add that gratitude and distractions was a new learning for me, I will add it to my list of tools to keep it going.
I loved it, I will recommend it to anyone who is curious about it, as the journey always starts from there *wink*.