I M Possible [Paperback] [Jan 01, 2015] Tarun Kumar Pithode

by Tarun Kumar Pithode

It is a story of a boy, Aditya, who struggles hard to achieve his dreams despite many odds. The novel takes the reader through Aditya's early childhood adventures to success in the school and college. The college trekking expedition to Himalayas takes the reader through beautiful unique experiences of Himalayas where Aditya wins his love.It describes ways to understand the world in a different way and even touches various social issues prevalent in India like caste, religion, child abuse, corruption and inflation. In the final part, it talks of the inner voice and mysticism of the universal soul which are considered to be great guiding forces for a human being, provided he lowers his defence mechanisms to hear it. It is a philosophical, psychological and motivational story.This book won't let its reader lose the battle of life. It equips them to understand the world better and never get used by anybody.A self motivating novel which will provide energy to its readers to excel and succee

192 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2015

Reviews

[Vrindavan Singh · Rating 3 out of 5]

It was a realistic and mildly-idealistic book. I liked the book's motive to inspire young people and it's theme to challenge your limits. As author himself had a experience of going through tough time during IAS preparation, he tries to teach young turks, the beauty of challenges. As it does not only take you out of your mundane routine but makes you busy and goal-oriented.
I liked the author's try to give some insight into political science and some bits of history.
Though you may found some lag in story of Aditya and book's message, it was still better read than chick-lit(especially Chetan Bhagat's new books). Author could have made it more interesting if the last part of politics would have written differently.

[Prakriti · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book will really inspire the young generation who wants to take new challenge and become "some- body from nobody" same way the Author did in real life. Though the evidence in the book is fictions based, but it does not really matter the struggle of boy from very small place is very real, which will motivates anyone to continue struggle in life until they land in their own dreams.

Great Work Tarun.....

Keep writing keep motivating....

Regards
Prakriti Shrivastava

[Umang Gupta · Rating 3 out of 5]

The philosophical parts seem never ending and uninteresting. I really skipped reading a few!! Rest is fine....very close to what all youngster go through!!!