Eden on Earth: E2: 1

‘Eden on Earth’ is the type of book which you have no expectations about and you pick them up with minimal interest but the words capture your attention and you like it so much that it surpasses the famous and overrated books sometimes. The story is very unique and different as the author has created an alter ego of himself. The writer has written beautifully about love, finding purpose and meaning and exploring your true self.The purity and essence of this book connects you with it and the language flow is like poetry as it makes you want to read more and more. Great read and I would totally recommend this.The book itself is equally as wonderful as the cover. The theme of Eden on Earth is celebrating life every day. Dhaval Sonsoil’s life changes after experiencing losses and tragedies, and he begins something far greater than just “living life.” You’ll be entertained, educated, and awakened by the book.

The eye-catchy cover of the book impressed me at the very first gaze and then the title excited me to read the book as I'm a nature lover. The purpose of this book is to celebrate life in all its moments, and it is based on the author's personal experiences. Despite being shaken and broken by some of life's true events, the author chose to embrace life in this magnificent world. The book consists of 72 chapters, each discussing an event with a strong emotional component. The chapters are named with a single word that evokes various emotions in the reader. The author's clear narration serves the purpose of making readers appreciate the beauty of the world. The author skillfully weaves diverse emotions such as death, sadness, grief, love, moving on, and starting over, which deeply touched the reader's heart. I highly recommend this engrossing book to others.

I've been waiting for this book for a long time, and finally when I got it, I couldn't wait to read and immerse in this beautifully written saga of celebrating life!!. Read was intense and from the start you go on a journey to the nature. Beautifully written with minute details, you will feel almost there, you'll fell the rain drops on your arms and nose when you read it. You'll literally feel the touch of leaves and dues on your body.I felt the story took was bit slow in the beginning chapters but after the book stall chapter it moves fast towards the final epic scene of religion and world economy. Lines like "Sometimes what we do may be good for our body but may hurt our soul", True love is permanent and everlasting, and the union of both body and soul can only experience such love" will really prompt one to think deep and ponder on it for a long time.I would highly recommend every one to have a read as it will give a new perspective to look at the world in unselfish way.Go for it, you won't regret and a must to have one in your collection..Enjoy reading.