Book Review by LITEROMA PUBLISHING SERVICES :: ‘Principles of Success Made Easy’ by Dr. Roopleen (1st Review)


** Thanks to the author for gifting us a review copy of the book. **

Dr. Roopleen's 'Principle of Success - 14 Easy Steps to Climb the Ladder of Success' is a perfect feel-good read for any reader. Success by its very dynamic nature has no proven formula. Even attempting to plot a roadway leading to a formula is an uphill task.

In her book Dr. Rooplen attempts to do that and she did a pretty good job. ‘Principles of success’ lists down a set of 14 principles based on the experience of the author which if followed can lead to a sustainable success. The good point is that the principles are simple enough to be followed by people belonging to different walks of life.

Though it is often said, a book should not be judged by its cover; but needless to say it is the book's cover which sets the tone of reading experience you may expect from the book. The front cover of Dr. Roopleen's book is successful in creating that optimistic first impression even for any casual reader.

As the author has rightly mentioned, the readers need to read the book chapter-wise and allow some time for the content to get settled in. The books is an apt read for those especially who are looking to walk up the success ladder in near future. However, those who already have tasted success to a certain extent or looking forward to lift their success to the next level, might not find the book to be handy. But it can definitely serve the purpose of a quick read for them as well.

Overall, Literoma finds it a perfect feel-good read which provides the readers with a lot of positive energy. We rate it to be a 4.7*/5* and recommend for a fair reading. Literoma will look forward to see the author exploring this genre further.  

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