Book Review (It Just Required One Step) by Towards Literature

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Book: It just required one step
Author: Saif Israr
Rating: 4.3 ✨

Title: Back to College
First and foremost noticeable thing about any book is the title which is perfectly suits to the cover but I don't like the colour of cover. It can be more beautiful. Let me move to the story, it's at a good level. Both the language and narration are beautiful. Usage of hinglish sentences makes it more lucid but some superfluous creates vexation. It can be said that book demands editing. Well, it takes you back to the college. Best thing about the story is that it reflect the light of reality (Politics in educator sector, Misuse of Power & all other chaos in a college student's life). Author mentioned some tiny-tiny well known facts, i. e; "Allahabad (Prayagraj) as the IAS factory of India", "Crowd at Allahabad Station", "Gandhi's saying, "Be the Change, you want to see in the world", "People forget the news easily in India untill and unless it is connected with them" & etc.  All these factors collides with my mind and attracts the attention. Author used many gimmicks to dazzle the readers. Overall an unique read. I recommend it to everyone especially to the students. 

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