The Sweetness of Doing Nothing
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The Sweetness of Doing Nothing

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SKU: 9780008366490

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Escape the daily grind with “The Sweetness of Doing Nothing” by Sophie Minchilli. Discover the Italian art of “dolce far niente” and embrace a slower, more intentional way of life. Learn practical tips and inspiring insights to savor life’s simple pleasures and find joy in everyday moments. ISBN: 9780008366490. Perfect for those seeking mindfulness and a balanced lifestyle.

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Description

  • ISBN-13: 9780008366490
  • Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers
  • Binding: Hardback
  • No of Pages: 192
  • Weight: 384 gr
  • ISBN-10: 0008366497
  • Publisher Date: 30 Apr 2021
  • Height: 134 mm
  • Spine Width: 21 mm
  • Width: 183 mm

21 reviews for The Sweetness of Doing Nothing

  1. Aaryan Shreshtha –

    Lovely book! It really inspired me to take more breaks and enjoy the small things.

  2. Urvashi Dayal –

    Wonderful book! A gentle nudge to appreciate the present moment. Highly recommend.

  3. Anita Bhengra –

    A quick and easy read. Not very in-depth, but still enjoyable.

  4. Hritik Kumar Singhal –

    Absolutely loved it! A perfect guide to mindful living.

  5. Kanishk Garg –

    Enjoyable, though a bit repetitive. Still, a good message overall.

  6. Mubashra Tahreem Parvez –

    This book changed my perspective. I’m embracing a slower pace.

  7. Digvijay Singh Panwar –

    I found it to be preachy in some parts. The idea is good but could be better.

  8. Jyoti Baghel –

    A good reminder to relax, but not a groundbreaking read.

  9. Shobha Kiran –

    A decent read, but not life-changing. Some helpful ideas, but nothing groundbreaking.

  10. Prathmesh Prakash Pampatwar –

    A bit too romanticized for my taste, but I get the message.

  11. Soumik Goswami –

    I loved the descriptions of Italian life. It did make me want to travel!

  12. Ujjwal Pandey –

    Beautifully written and inspiring. This book has encouraged me to slow down.

  13. Ravinder Kumar –

    Enjoyable and light. Could be a bit deeper, but it’s a good introduction to the concept.

  14. Devansh Bansal –

    It felt like the author rambled. I had a hard time finishing it.

  15. Ankush Kumar Singh –

    I felt it oversimplified complex issues. It didn’t resonate with me.

  16. Rahul Ghosh –

    A bit repetitive at times, but overall a pleasant and relaxing read.

  17. Vaibhav Vivek Sahi –

    A charming read, but I was expecting more practical advice. Still, a nice reminder to slow down.

  18. Ansaf S –

    Really makes you think! Simple changes can have big effect.

  19. Gouri Mangal –

    Didn’t provide as much value as I’d hoped. It was just okay.

  20. Utkarsh Kumar –

    I wish there was more concrete guidance, but a nice sentiment.

  21. Sourin Dutta –

    A delightful exploration of ‘dolce far niente.’ So inspiring!

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