review book

hello teacher my name is Tran Phuong Thu and today I will introduce you about my favorite book.
Once, I had the opportunity to go to a bookstore to look for new releases of good books. When I saw the title of this book, I kind of figured that this must be a solution for me right now. Although everyone has heard the phrase "failure is the mother of success," few people maintain faith in themselves when faced with failure, and even fewer are bored, sad, or even despairing.And so am I—as a sensitive person, failure is even more of a burden on my mind, weighing on my mind every hour of every day. Falling in love tells us that life is always full of new opportunities. Tomorrow is a long journey, and on that road, I am still going.
The book has 375 pages printed quite well, with 8 chapters in a logical sequence that made me read all the way to the end of the book. Every fall is a growth opportunity with narrative and analytical content. Growing up in pain It is often said that every fall is a pain. After each fall, we will become stronger and more mature than ever. However, when stumbling has become a habit with a body covered with scratches, the soul gradually becomes insensitive and calloused to the pain.
There is a new adult stumble. No matter how many times life gives us sublimation, there is no shortage of times when we stumble. It is a natural law of life that almost everyone understands, but not everyone knows how to overcome.Standing up for yourself after falling down