The Undomestic Goddess by Sophie Kinsella

Yes, AI I’d say coz our Samantha earlier was just career-driven and power crazy. Also, a special mention to Iris, Nathaniel’s mom for helping bring the true living, breathing Samantha out from the clutches of that 6 minutes classifying, power-hungry semi-robotic kind of an AI she was earlier. Not to forget the adoring Nathaniel AKA Nat with whom Samantha finds love at last. Then there are her “masters” -aka the people who hire her for this one namely Trish and Eddie Geiger, each carved with a personality to leave you in warm splits (yeah they have a fat tosh of attitude yet they have their heart in the right place, you know!).

Wait, what? Samantha Sweeting, youngest prospective partner at the prestigious law firm Carter Spink and household chores? With an IQ touted to beat the best in the world, unfortunately, this little sweetie of ours is as adept at handling these chores as you and I might be in handling leopards perhaps! As the people in the house where she decides to hold up for the night have mistaken her for a hired, professional housekeeper, she decides to go along with that ruse for the time being to cool off a bit. What ensues next is an expected utter meltdown, with her running amok and landing in the middle of nowhere. Result? No personal downtime, zero family life, absolutely no place for emotions. Nothing, not even the fact that her personal life has become beyond non-existent can get her out of the unending abyss of a blind drive she seems to be following to upswing her professional target and fly high. Samantha Sweeting is a super workaholic who is simply driven and consumed by her career. Book Review of Forty Rules Of Love by Elif Shafak.

Book Review of Midnight In The Snow by Karen Swan.Teens for one, according to me should be one of those for whom this one is a must-read. In this book review, we at Booxoul wish to attempt to explore those facets of this fabulous, one of a kind title that is real and will make you laugh and cry in wonder at the amazing portrayal of human nature and choices throughout. The Undomestic Goddess by Sophie Kinsella is a title that explores and mulls upon the importance of such choices and how it is important to achieve the true synchronicity of the heart and the mind as far as such choices are concerned. The decisions we make in life might be a result of our experiences or choices but seldom comes an instance when we see a coming-of-age confluence where these choices cater to our inner voice. That is because at the end of the day the heart is where our soul lies, unfazed yet bundled up coyly, waiting to be called for and heard. Indeed, our inner voice aka our heart knows the best. If you listen to what you know instinctively, it will always lead you down the right path. Your inner voice, your instinct knows everything.