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Good Day Rick and Morty S3 Ep7: The Ricklantis Mixup No book review this week. I got super lazy this week and read very few pages of "Think and Grow Rich" by Napolean Hill. It is very interesting but somehow I am not able to commit or motivate myself to read. So, here we are with a brand new segment of Series Discussion. This way I can write a blog and mooch on other people's content. I have been wanting to do this for a very long time almost like a year. 🚨!!Spoilers Ahead!!🚨 The Ricklantis Mixup is by far my most favorite Rick and Morty episode. In 22 minutes, they achieved what a 2-hour or 3-hour movie may not do. In my opinion, it is one of the darkest episodes that I have seen and at the same time is very robust in making a political reality that skews towards our present-day society. BTW, Evil Morty is back babyyyy and now he becomes the president of Citadel of Rick which opens up the gates for more awesome episodes in the future. J...

Good Day, Windmills of the gods by Sidney Sheldon Another Day Another Sidney Sheldon Babyyyyy. I am watching a lot of Rick and Morty lately 😂😂. It was not as awesome as other Sidney Sheldon books I have read but the experience was refreshing. Summary: Mary Ashley is a beautiful and intelligent professor teaching at Kansas State, is chosen to become the Ambassador of Romania by the newly elected President of USA Paul Ellison to promote his 'people to people program'. She declines the offer and in some time, her husband dies in a road accident and she agrees for the post and the plot thickens.  Will she able to forget Edward(Husband) and help the President to fulfill his project? Review: The only part of the book which I enjoyed was the ending, it escalated quickly and all the mystery of the book blew up in a couple of pages. I agree that the twist was great but the whole buildup for the moment was boring. Apart from the climax, parts where Mary m...

Good Day, Ikigai by  Albert Liebermann & Hector Garcia I was continuously thinking about Japanese cuisine and their rice fields while reading the book. Either I am already obsessed with that or the book really brings out those thoughts. Read the book to find out if it holds true 😂. Summary: Outline of the book is pretty simple, it begins with giving a brief glimpse of the Japanese lifestyle in Ogimi and then various modern theories are mentioned which would help us to clearly understand their way of life and how it helps them to live longer. What is their Secret? Review: I have really liked the way the authors have tried to explain scientifically the practices which the citizens of Ogimi are following and which helps them to live longer. They have had a first hand experience which has allowed them to have a proper understanding of the situation and in turn, they have written a pretty nice book. While reading the book, it will really make you c...

Good Day,       The Subtle Art of Not Giving a Fuck by Mark Manson One of the best sources for people who do not like reading books to learn the essential principles of life in a way that is least boring for them with highly relatable examples. Summary: In a way, this book is all about how to healthily channelize your energy and be selective about values you give a fuck about. The value system you choose will help to determine the type of relationship you have with people, your attitudes towards life and overall how well your mental health will be. How to choose things to give a fuck about? Review: Simple language and real-life examples that are easy to digest are the best traits of this book. In my opinion, the best concept put forward in this book is that of taking responsibility for everything that you are feeling. This way it will help you to move on from negative feelings and energy easily. The author has included a plethora of person...

Good Day, Lock 7 by Dean Serravalle An insightful glance into the life of a gangster having countryside origin. Summary: Leo Meurso, a gangster double-crosses dangerous man that he should have not meddled with in the wrong way. Knowing his death is imminent, he returns to his home town after 20 years to make his peace. In a series of events he meets the town fool, old friends and enemies, crashes the wedding of his ex-girlfriend and much more. What will end first, life or purpose? Review: The best thing about this book, in my opinion, is the metaphor the author has so tastefully used. I have had immense pleasure reading the story of a character who is highly observant about the things around him, yet is totally indifferent to the circumstances he is in. This creates a tension that takes the reader along in search of its resolution. The author is also exceptionally good at introducing new characters organically. At some point, the reader may feel that the si...

Good Day, The Power of your Subconscious Mind by Dr. Joseph Murphy Dr. Joseph Murphy has written the most life-changing book, if read with an open mind to pursue a deeper understanding of existence and life. ( Highly Subjective ). Summary: This self-help book is all about explaining the power of your subconscious mind through various examples, it also teaches how our conscious mind can harness that boundless power and infinite knowledge to live a life full of abundance, tranquility and positivity by enriching your mind, body and soul. What is Subconscious mind? Review: If I had to review this book in short than I would choose these words " invigoratingly thought-provoking ". I am super-excited to share my two cents on this book and the experience I had while reading it. Trip of this book is pretty simple, it accentuates the fact that any sorrow or joy in your life is a result of conscious mind leaving an impression on subconscious mind which in ...

Good Day, The Catcher in the Rye by J.D. Salinger It is a story of a teenage boy who craves simply for companion, yet is hapless due to the complexity of his thinking which is engendered due to his angst against the superficiality of the society.   Summary: The whole story is narrated by 17 year old Holden Caulfield on the incidents which take place in his life when he was 16. It starts from him being suspended from Pency Prep in Pennsylvania as he is not applying himself in the studies and manages to flunk all the subjects except English. He leaves his hostel and plans to spend Christmas in New York City all by himself. Here he has a lot of distinct experiences ranging from fairly positive to disastrous. Will Holden be able to adjust himself in this world which is filled with superficiality and get rid of the feeling of alienation? Review: Writing style of author is very simple, you get a strong taste of language used in New York in 1950's. City ...