The Rudest Book Ever Book Review | The Bookland Yard

So hey guys, welcome back to The Bookland Yard 
my name is Shaurya and today I am going to  
be reviewing The Rudest Book Ever by Shwetabh 
Gangwar. I picked up a non-fiction book after  
a while now and it made me realize why I stopped 
reading it in the first place. Shwetabh Gangwar  
is a YouTube megastar, a novelist, a public 
speaker and a professional problem solver.  
In this book he shows you how to deal with 
problems that you have faced, are facing or will  
face in the future. The author highlights the idea 
that one does not need the approval of others to  
feel special. He defines specialness as a whole. 
According to him specialness needs to be earned  
and not wanting the approval and acceptance of 
others is what makes one feel special. The author  
also highlights the importance of rejection in 
one’s life and how it’s a part of it he says that  
people start questioning themselves saying that 
something must be wrong with me why can’t that  
person see how great i am he says that rejections 
are normal and you should not take them personally  
because people are weird who knows what’s going 
on in their head and it’s not your job to find out  
now the obvious question that arises 
is should you read this book um  
i believe you will not gain as much from 
this book as you would invest your time in it  
in my personal opinion i have started to

find
non-fiction a little boring and i would rather
read something that would keep you hooked to it
this book started out great but is an epitome of
books which i have just a great first chapter
with a title like this honestly i expected a
little more from this book i have absolutely
no idea how this book became a bestseller
i had higher expectations from this book not
gonna lie the only quote that i liked from
this book was learning of any kind that involves
zero percent of your imagination only produces a
mutation this book consists of 210 pages and every
single one of it was a complete waste of my time
this book roughly costs around 300 inr and
goodreads.com rated for stars out of 5 but
I would barely give it 2 stars out of 5. I’ll
leave the link to where you can buy this book
from in the description box below. This was
Shaurya from The Bookland Yard, signing off 😉