Like It Happened Yesterday

Book Review by Dixit Arora

Use Lockdown to build healthy habit.

#100BookReviews Challenge.

Well these are unprecedented times and has impacted our life at unparalleled scale, but there is always a light at the end of the tunnel and we are heading towards it.

Indeed we will see a different uptake of habits than what we had just few months ago. In my case it is the writing habit which I have developed in this lockdown and decided to stick to it.

It is true that when you have a people around you of similar interests you receive a combination of responses you can use to fuel your desire to succeed. I count myself lucky to have such like minded people around me and therefore we bunch of people have decided to write a review of 100 books that we read here on as a group and embark our journey of becoming better version of ourselves.

Special mention to Shaktiman (My colleague) for instilling healthy habit to my routine and set me off on my journey to a better me. Voila !! The review of book *Like it happened yesterday*

Do you still remember when was the first time you bunked your school or the stress levels day prior to the announcement of the results. Doesn’t matter you remember it or not but if you want to spend little time on nostalgia or want to take a trip to your past then this book will solve the purpose. Well the author crafted his journey from childhood to early adolescence in a phase wise manner that how each phase has it’s own importance and how the time flies. Chapters like ‘First day First School’ , ‘I have a pen’ & ‘First Crush’ will transport you back to your school days and will make you smile. It’s a quick read compounded with some exquisitely beautiful memories of our childhood to early adolescence.

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