Book Review: Very Good Lives- The Fringe Benefits of Failure and the Importance of Imagination by J.K. Rowling and Joel Holland (Illustrator)

J.K.Rowling is that one person for me, who deployed the meaning of magic in my mind. Through the Harry Potter world, she created the galaxy of imagination. And this book is just a perfect blend of all those imaginations and failures.

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Preity Rashmi

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Preity Rashmi is a Software Developer, loves to code and enjoys scrolling through latest techie updates. Apart from her professional universe, her interest suits into the world of art and literature. She is a book nerd, and does book reviews on her blog page. She cherishes the reality of poetries, and has contributed to a few anthologies as well. She has also started her journey as a compiler, of the anthology “Magnolias” published by Ukiyoto. She enjoys experimenting her poetry skills by participating in various poetry prompts challenges on Instagram. She is a traveling freak, and never misses a chance to utilize her holidays for a perfect getaway to different destinations. She has keen interest in creating artistic works like Mandala arts and Madhubani paintings. She relishes her free time in listening to songs and admiring the era of music. She has just started an expedition to the universe of words, and it is going awesome. She wants to become a renowned author some day, and to make an impact on society for a peaceful world.

Book Review: Very Good Lives- The Fringe Benefits of Failure and the Importance of Imagination by J.K. Rowling and Joel Holland (Illustrator)

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