book reviews

Book reviews for scholastic growth; read material from the world's top educators with our collection of novels, memoirs, biographies, philosophical texts and textbooks.

10 Lessons I Learned the Hard Way (So You Don’t Have To)
10 Lessons I Learned the Hard Way (So You Don’t Have To) Life doesn’t always give you the luxury of learning gently. Sometimes it teaches you with a hard fall, a painful goodbye, or a dream that doesn’t go as planned. I’ve made mistakes. I’ve faced failures. But more importantly, I’ve grown.
By rokib ahmed10 months ago in Education
Strong Mind, Strong Body"
There was a time when Ayaan couldn’t climb a flight of stairs without getting winded. His days were packed with long work hours, fast food, and little to no exercise. He used to be energetic in college, playing football and hiking on weekends, but somewhere between adulthood and responsibility, he lost touch with his health. At 32, his energy was gone, his confidence shaken, and his doctor's warning during a routine check-up became a turning point: “If you don’t make changes now, your body will force you to.”
By Hamdan Khan10 months ago in Education
"The Donkey’s Burden"
In a forgotten corner of the world lay the Valley of Ash, a narrow gorge cradled by jagged cliffs. Its soil, once fertile, had turned to dust after years of drought. Here, an old farmer named **Elias** lived with his donkey, **Dapple**, in a crumbling stone hut. The villagers had long abandoned the valley, calling it cursed, but Elias stayed. *“The land remembers those who stay,”* he’d mutter, though he spoke more to Dapple than to himself.
By Jawad Khan10 months ago in Education
The Honest Merchant
In the bustling city of Makkah, centuries ago, long before Islam spread across the Arabian Peninsula, there lived a young man named Malik. He was known for his honesty and sincerity. Malik inherited a small shop in the market from his late father and sold simple goods—dates, cloth, and spices.
By Alfia Mahajabin10 months ago in Education
The Gift of the Date plam
In a quiet village nestled between golden sands and a shimmering oasis, lived a young boy named Zayd. He was kind-hearted, respectful to his elders, and always eager to learn about Allah and the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him).
By Alfia Mahajabin10 months ago in Education
Should We Share Knowledge or Protect It? A Thoughtful Ethical Dilemma.
Between the Ethics of Knowledge and the Right to Protect It. The article explores the ethical dilemma of whether we should share all the knowledge we possess or protect what we’ve worked hard to learn. It begins by redefining knowledge—not as mere information, but as insight shaped by experience, effort, and context.
By Sayed Zewayed10 months ago in Education
Top 10 Most Deadliest Missiles in the World
Introduction Aerial combat has been dominated by aircraft since the beginning of aerial warfare. The skies have become a deadly battlefield, from dogfights over Europe in World War II to precise drone strikes in contemporary warfare. Among the thousands of military aircraft developed worldwide, a select few have distinguished themselves not only by technological superiority but also by the destruction they have caused in battle. The aircraft that changed the course of wars, frightened adversaries, and redefined air dominance are the focus of this article, which examines the top five most deadly aircraft ever built. The order of these aircraft is determined by their kill rate, firepower, adaptability, endurance, and legacy. 1. "Warthog" A-10 Thunderbolt II Overview
By Krypton 10 months ago in Education
25 Ways to Make Money Online, Offline and at Home in 2025
There are lots of ways to make money on your own from home, online and offline in 2025. Here are 25 ways, complete with need-to-know details, to get you inspired. While most people want to make money fast, don’t discount the “slow” gigs, as they may pay more in the long run.
By Hemal Bhuiyan10 months ago in Education
Why a Virtual Office Might Be Your Best Choice for GST Registration
For businesses to function lawfully and effectively in India, registering for the Goods and Services Tax (GST) is a necessary first step. Businesses can guarantee compliance with tax authorities by collecting and remitting taxes through registration. For GST registration, companies must, however, provide an official business address, which has historically required leasing or owning a physical office. For many entrepreneurs, this can be an expensive and time-consuming process, particularly for startups and small businesses. A virtual office for GST registration may provide a useful solution in this situation.
By SHRUTIKA ASPERA10 months ago in Education
Blockchain Courses: Your Gateway to the $3 Trillion Web3 Revolution
Blockchain Courses: Your Gateway to the $3 Trillion Web3 Revolution The US government's plans to reserve cryptocurrencies is about to trigger a global race for blockchain talent. Will you be ready?
By Designers Gang10 months ago in Education
Democracy vs Shura: Power from People or Power under God?
Democracy, as the modern world understands it, is essentially a system of government where the people are the source of government. The basis of this philosophy is that people are the supreme authority, they make the laws, and they are the ultimate owners of the state. Western democracy is essentially the result of European secularism, where religion and state are separate, and individual freedom is the highest value.
By Abdul Barik10 months ago in Education
The Ultimate Guide to Health and Wellness
Health and wellness are more than just not being sick. They are about feeling good in your body, having a strong mind, and living a balanced life. A holistic approach to health and wellness means looking at the whole person — body, mind, and spirit — and taking care of all parts to stay healthy and happy.
By Masood Zahid10 months ago in Education