I have been on and off for months now but I have come up with a plan to list my monthly reads on my blog. As for this year 2018, I have set a goal of finishing 60 books from which I am completed 23. So here I am sharing mine April reads and I’ll continue sharing my monthly reads in the end of every month.

Rich Dad, Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki. 5 stars

I chose this book to get a insight about Investment and business. However, this book has given me a different insight on how I normally saw matters of money in. Inspiring read for Entrepreneurs and business minds while resourceful for all the readers.

How to win friends and influence people by Dale Carnegie. 3 stars

I had heard a lot about this book which one of the reason why I went for it. I have rated it lesser as my mom already taught most of the things listed here so I didn’t find it helpful as I expected.

The Vegetarian by Han Kang. 5 stars

It is admirable how someone can love and want something so badly. Creatively awesome with such a strong thread to narration that readers just can’t keep the book down.

Digital Fortress by Dan Brown. 4 stars

Dan Brown is one of my favorite authors and this was the only book that was left for me to read. But it was not as interesting as compared to his other books.

It Ends With Us by Colleen Hoover. 5 stars

Bucket of tears. Seriously. Books whose ending can’t be predicted just takes my heart away. This book deserves more than 5 stars, truly a heart wrenching work.

Slammed by Colleen Hoover. 5 stars

I love how the story flows and how the author can keep the tension going yet make it sound interesting.

Hopeless by Colleen Hoover. 5 stars

She is my new favorite author.I am in love with her work. Hopeless is predictable after a point but the way she has control over the emotions are truly magical. She makes falling in love seem so scenic.

These are books I enjoyed my month of April with. I didn’t go into depths to explain as it might sound boring. Just in simple words.

Take Care

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