Name: Ritik Sahni's review of The Rudest Book Ever by Shwetabh Gangwar
Item: The Rudest Book Ever
Rating: 4
Author: Ritik Sahni

Shwetabh Gangwar

The Rudest Book Ever

Ritik Sahni

Aakankaha Dwivedi

The book got really good by the end. Overall an easy read, it got some good points and most points you already know about! Maybe my 17-year-old self would have needed and enjoyed it more! Anyway, I couldn't keep it down once I started reading it, it was like, okay give me more, let's see how rude this book can become! good book!

Fatima Zahra

a monotonous, repetitive book with a striking title lol. lacks distinction & got déjà lu vibes reading it.

Ankesh Bharti

It's self introspection or realisation or validation or if nothing else, codes to live by in the current world and for many years to come by.

It's nothing new, it's just that we know everything but we often do get late. And that's what this book tries to do, to make you realise things you already know and make you learn things not late. It's not sooo feeding, it's a stuff that lets you go through them yourself, which you'll only realise after covering it cover to cover.

It's decoding a general pattern, A pattern we know exists but often don't get to decode them due to so many obvious reasons. Complete 5.

Ritik Sahni &
The Rudest Book Ever by Shwetabh Gangwar

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