Some books are destined to touch lives, this one is one of them. Chasing Fireflies is not just a romantic, mushy love story. It is a lesson, it’s a story with a purpose, with reflection and contemplation. It makes you cry; it makes you think and teaches you to love. In an overcrowded space of self-help, psychology, and romance there comes this new story that offers you all three. It is one of the most psychologically evolved love stories. The USP of this book is storytelling. It avoids indulging in long discourses or love sermons rather it invites its readers to fall in love with its characters. People don’t even realize when they start living their lives and start to see their insecurities and issues through the lives of the characters. This is that one book that everyone should read. It doesn’t matter if you are single, dating or, living in, or married. It’s a must-read for all of us.
If the book garners our attention, the author too deserves attention and special mention. Ankit Jhamb is a 37-year-old, works in a leadership position in one of the largest consulting firms, he is the founder of YAKEEN Foundation, a social enterprise dedicated to helping underprivileged sections. Despite his senior role, hectic life, he has managed to write three books.
His intent and ambition have always been crystal clear, he wanted to write content that touches lives, heals, and inspires people to be happier and peaceful. His first book Lost and Found at 35 was an immerse tale of fighting depression using the power of passion. His second book answered questions like addiction, grief, and trauma.
His storytelling style is catchy, meaningful and binds the readers till the end. He has the skill to weave wisdom in his stories, drafts characters who stay with you in your psyche. It’s a rare talent to mix stories with psychology and create magic out of it.
Chasing Fireflies is like a movie written in words. It’s a masterpiece that leaves you thinking and deeply madly in love with the characters.
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