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jainandsdiary 's review for:
The Parents I Met
by Mansi Zaveri
The Parents I Met by Mansi Zaveri is an anthology of the interviews that the authors did with the parents of successful individuals in society to find out how they raised their children and the fundamentals of their parenting.
The book provides interesting insights about parenting and makes the author reflect on the generational differences and how they affect the whole concept of parenting with the changing times and ways, but at the same time, demonstrates the thing that binds generations which is again, parenting, in its core emotions.
I felt that this book is not only for parents who can get a sense of relief and comradeship with other parents and can inculcate things and learnings from others, it is also a wonderful book for children as well who can understand the perspective, insecurities, hardships and of their parents along with looking at their life from their lens.
I just wished for an interview of the parents of any writer in the collection as well as the interview of the parents of Mansi Zaveri herself, as I wanted their reaction when she switched jobs and some anecdotes about her childhood. Well, can we expect them in the next edition of the book? Only the author can answer that!
Overall, I enjoyed the book and I feel that anyone who is looking forward to reading about parenting can try this book. I highly recommend it.
Detailed review on Blog. Link
The book provides interesting insights about parenting and makes the author reflect on the generational differences and how they affect the whole concept of parenting with the changing times and ways, but at the same time, demonstrates the thing that binds generations which is again, parenting, in its core emotions.
I felt that this book is not only for parents who can get a sense of relief and comradeship with other parents and can inculcate things and learnings from others, it is also a wonderful book for children as well who can understand the perspective, insecurities, hardships and of their parents along with looking at their life from their lens.
I just wished for an interview of the parents of any writer in the collection as well as the interview of the parents of Mansi Zaveri herself, as I wanted their reaction when she switched jobs and some anecdotes about her childhood. Well, can we expect them in the next edition of the book? Only the author can answer that!
Overall, I enjoyed the book and I feel that anyone who is looking forward to reading about parenting can try this book. I highly recommend it.
Detailed review on Blog. Link