Book Review (Charioteer Creatures In Mind) by Towards Literature

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The best is always within us, we only need to keep searching for it: Abhishek Mishra

Book: Charioteer Creatures In Mind
Author: Abhishek Mishra
Rating: 3.7 ✨

Title: A Talk To Your Mind

Anyone can find it, a book utterly based on mind by its cover and name. No, none is wrong in one's perception as this book deals with the rules, reactions and outcomes of mind through  a man of Indian Army, Vikram. Book is divided into 5 parts named Despair, Hope, The Buddha Triangle, Smile & A Call from Soul. Every part has its uniqueness and knotted with the previous one. Every part starts with the titles mentioned above with a background of grey which is not doing its job quite well as author expects. It can be attractive with different font, style and colour. Our mind feeble with the enviornment, incidents & our own imaginations. What we imagine that will reach to us in form of ideas and ideas ultimately show us the reality on the basis of actions, we do upon them. This is the rule of mind itself. In short, you will find that story has a different boundary connected with the mind's stuffs. It's upto you how you consider it, as just a story or as mind's action-reaction. In my opinion, book can be more impressive if it had good editing. I'm saying this because narration is ruined by many grammatical mistakes. There are some paragraphs & lines which are repeating, such repetition may bother readers. I can assume authors did a great effort while writing this novel but he should go for editing to make it better. Well, I have no problem with its title and cover. These are far better than these can be. Overall, a mind-talker read.

(Note: Rating is based on errors not on story, I specially give 4.8 ✨ to story) 

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