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A review by lemonsmith
Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can't Stop Talking by Susan Cain
5.0
This is now cased within my mind's castle of books as one of the best ones amongst the lot.
Only two books have moved me so much. The first one, To Kill A Mockingbird, while the second, non-fiction, Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can't Stop Talking!
Not only was I able to relate to this book on an extremely personal level, the insights the author provided, backed with scientific research proofs are unequivocally unarguable support for the power of introverts.
Honestly brought me more peace of mind considering there were some certain introspected characteristics of mine I was confused about until I came across a scientific and logical explanation in this book.
Just mind-blowing. Mustn't miss out on this read. Best read yet.
Only two books have moved me so much. The first one, To Kill A Mockingbird, while the second, non-fiction, Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can't Stop Talking!
Not only was I able to relate to this book on an extremely personal level, the insights the author provided, backed with scientific research proofs are unequivocally unarguable support for the power of introverts.
Honestly brought me more peace of mind considering there were some certain introspected characteristics of mine I was confused about until I came across a scientific and logical explanation in this book.
Just mind-blowing. Mustn't miss out on this read. Best read yet.