Book Review by LITEROMA PUBLISHING SERVICES :: ‘And So Can You’ by Dr. Roopleen

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

** Thanks to our reviewer Sudarshan Jagtap for reviewing the book on behalf of Literoma. **

Title- And So Can You!
Author- Dr. Roopleen
Genre- Non-fiction
Publisher- Power Publication
Publication date- 1 Jan 2018
Language- English
Pages- 269
Format- Paperback

Blurb-
"""And So Can You!"" is a collection of 17 inspirational success stories of doctors who struggled with challenges, braved obstacles, and made it through because they believed they had a dream to fulfil and a mission to accomplish. The stories behind the lives of these successful doctors. The journeys they embarked on. The guiding factors that drove them along the long and arduous journey. What motivated them to work hard and how they made it despite facing numerous challenges. These are the stories of dedication and perseverance. A journey of self - belief and faith, of hard work and commitment. The book unravels the secrets - why these doctors are where they are today. How they succeeded in accomplishing their life goals. "

Review-
So, talking about this book is not enough here in review. Because, review consists of less points than book. But still it will give you an idea why to read this book.

'And So Can You' by Dr. Roopleen is a non-fiction book.

Cover of the book is minimal with a stethoscope picture on it and pink in color which is pretty.

Title is apt for the cover and book because it can easily tell us nothing is impossible to achieve in life. They may be our dreams, goals and ambition.

Book includes biography of 17 doctors from various states of India and various department in their field of medicine. Their life struggles and how hard they fought to achieve their position in their life. How they never gave up on their dreams. There were failures in their life which can come in each one of life but still overcoming the obstacles of failures and learning from thier mistakes they achieved great heights of success. These doctors share their life experiences and journey in their life during education time.

The students which are looking forward to crack entrance examination of medical can give this book a read as it will boost their confidence and help them to learn from these highly respected doctors.
For me this was the first non-fiction book regarding doctors and their struggles.

I highly recommend this book for medical aspirants.

Ratings-
Title- 4/5 stars
Cover- 4/5 stars
Blurb- 4/5 stars
Plot- 4.5/5 stars
Writing and presentation- 4.2/5 stars
Overall rating- 4.1/5 stars

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