Book Review-What the Pandemic learned from me

Book Review 

Title : What the Pandemic learned from me
Author: Anindita Das 
Publication: Evincepub Publishing 



‘A hilarious antidote to the pain that Corona dealt us’- sums up the genre of the read.


Almost 2 years down the line and we all are now used to the unprecedented effects of the pandemic.Sanitizers and Masks,Online shopping,work from home,lockdowns have become a new norm which we all have adapted to.


This book is written in an open letter format where the author had shared the aspects of the new practices and routines we are dealing with... (Say Gardening,Baking,Blogging...and a lots)


Inspite of the warm narration,the disturbing effects of the pandemic are also mentioned in each chapter. Importance of mental health and role of social media were explained neatly.


A very short and interesting genre of read.


Rating: 4/5


Best wishes to the author👍 

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