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- ISBN-13: 9780143449126
- Publisher: Penguin
- Binding: Paperback
- Language: English
- Returnable: Y
- Weight: 164 gr
- ISBN-10: 0143449125
- Publisher Date: 15 Nov 2019
- Height: 196 mm
- No of Pages: 200
- Spine Width: 13 mm
- Width: 130 mm
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I’ve Never Been (Un)Happier
SKU: 9780143449126
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Experience the raw and honest journey of Shaheen Bhatt’s battle with depression in “I’ve Never Been (Un)Happier.” This powerful memoir offers solace, understanding, and solidarity for those affected by mental health, revealing the complexities and challenges of living with this often-misunderstood illness. Explore Shaheen’s personal experiences and insights as she navigates the ups and downs of depression with courage and self-awareness. Buy now and join her fight to end mental health stigma.
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Sourabh Singh Tomar –
It did give me an insight into the illness. However, it was dragging at some point. I would give it an okay rating. It could have been better and precise.
Rajbir Singh –
I appreciated the author’s honesty. I felt it relatable and helped me to understand about it more. Though it can be triggering for some readers. I would give it a good rating.
Sufiyan Adam –
I think the author is brave. Sharing your experience with mental health takes courage. I liked her tone and the way she shared about the illness and how she coped with it.
Yashwant Kumar Mehta –
A brave and honest account. It helped me understand depression better. Some parts were a bit slow, but overall, a worthwhile read. I also appreciate the author for sharing this to help others.
Sourav Singh –
A raw and unflinching look at depression. I found it eye-opening and informative. It is indeed good, must read for all, as it gives advice and what the person goes through.
Deepanshi Chhabra –
The book is very nice. It can be triggering at some point. Must read for those who want to understand the illness and the battle that they fight in their heads.
Sidharth Saxena –
This book is insightful but a tough read. I think people should read this. It can make them more sensitive to the issue. Overall, it does give a very good message.
Dhruv Sharma –
I liked that she was honest. However, I felt it was bit slow. Also, I wanted to know how she overcame this battle, but overall it does give good insight.
Bharath P H –
A deeply personal and moving memoir. It may not resonate with everyone, but it’s a valuable contribution to the conversation on mental health. So, I would recommend.
Sharan Sharan –
I found comfort in Shaheen’s words. The book felt very personal and relatable. I appreciate the insight that she gave, to the people who have been struggling with depression.
Vivek Singh –
An important book for anyone touched by depression. While insightful, it could have been more concise. But the intention is good, and the way she shared it is great.
Vivek Thakran –
A must read. I believe that we all must be more aware of the issue. I am glad that she came out about it. It can be triggering. It needs a better flow.
Tushar Panja –
Shaheen’s honesty really shines through. It is an eye-opening and brings about awareness. I had to put it down, as it was intense. But overall, a must-read.
Anwesha Pal Chaudhuri –
Shaheen’s vulnerability is moving. The book felt very personal. Found comfort in her words and the advice that she had given out. I would recommend it to everyone.
Anurag Srivastava –
A good read. It is definitely very honest. However, I wanted to see if it had more advice. It does talk about her experience and how to overcome the battle.
Ankita Singh –
Honest and brave, but at times repetitive. Still, a good resource for understanding depression. The book is well written. I would recommend others to read this.
Ishika Sharma –
I commend Shaheen for sharing her story. It’s a powerful reminder that we’re not alone. I would give this book a solid out of . It is worth reading.