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'All You Need is Just a Second' book reviewed in Vijayawada
PB Siddhartha College of Arts and Science organised a book review and an interaction session with Divya Vallabhaneni, author of ‘All You Need is Just a Second’ with the college students on the college premises here on Monday
Vijayawada: PB Siddhartha College of Arts and Science organised a book review and an interaction session with Divya Vallabhaneni, author of 'All You Need is Just a Second' with the college students on the college premises here on Monday.
Addressing the gathering, Divya said that for anything one do in life, one should think for a second before starting. The book was reviewed by Sai Gayathri, Tanuja and Sankrithi, students of the college after the release.
Divya said based on the actual incidents of life she penned the book which would be useful to the youth. She said the book is all about the reaction of a human being when an incident occurs in life and also thinking in a different angle on the same incident.
She said that the book mainly focuses on the empathy, our reactions to what the situations and self-control. She described the importance of a 'second' that can make the difference.
She further mentioned about her life experience which made her transform as an author. There was interactive session and the students participated with enthusiasm in the session.
