Top 5 Books for Teenagers
Below are the list of books that I suggest reading for every teenager:
1 Anne Frank (The diary of a young girl) by Anne Frank.
2 The power of subconscious mind by (Joseph Murphy)
3. Rich Dad, Poor Dad by (Robert Kiyosaki)
4. Being an Indian teenage by (Muskan jha)
5. Malgudi days by (R.K. Narayana),
1. Anne Frank (The diary of a young girl) by Anne Frank
We all heard about this novel once, it is a very famous novel of all time, because it's not a book which is written by doing a lot of researches and thesis.
It's a diary and written in diary entries style by a young teenage girl who has been hidden for2 years with her whole family during the period when Nazi occupied the Netherlands. Like any other teenage she also wants to go outside to see the outer world but due to the war she can.
So, she has chosen to write her every day in her diary, as a memory.
The diary was founded by Miep Gies, who gave it to her father Otto Frank, the only known survivor, after the World War 2 was over.
2. The Power Of Subconscious Minds by (Joseph Murphy)
This is the book which gives direction to your subconscious minds and explain us to that how we can access our untapped potential for our subconscious minds.
Dr Murphy uses real life examples to unleash extraordinary mental powers to build self-confidence, to make a person happy and wise, to establish healthy relationships and vanish bad habits
You should read this book once.
3. Rich Dad, Poor Dad by (Robert Kiyosaki)
This book guided you that you should spend your money. Where to invest, this book acts more of a finance guide to u.
Many teenagers think, after reading finance, that this a course related book or a kind of book which taught them about stuck market and all.
Well yes it is, but apart from that this book has many more interesting things like it teaches you the value of time, (we all know that time is the most precious thing in the world), to give value to your work and most importantly to yourself.
And that's the reason why this book receives tremendous reviews from all over the world
4. Being An Indian Teenager by (Muskan jha)
This book is what we can totally relate if we are an Indian teenager, or teenager, you know why?
Because this book gives you clear picture of you and the society you lived, as a teenager we face many challenges because of our immature behavior and those teenage who are mature the people around them taunt them like why she acts like an adult,
And this is where we stuck in the question between are we children or mature person, what are we?
And the generation between you and your parents. This book helps you to overcome from this kind of situation and teach how to deal with some strange people
So go read once.
And the last but not least
5. Malgudi Days by (R.K. Narayana)
Whenever I read this books stories and seen in internet it gives me the sweet sour memory of Doordarshan in 90s era we wait for Sunday to watch these short stories as an episode on television. It was first published in 1943 by Indian Thought Publication.
This book has 32 short stories based on the fictional place Malgudi, located in South India.
Every story represent a different aspect of life :
(a) swami and friends,
(b)An astrologer; day, this story is about an astrologer who knows nothing about astrology and stars,
(C) Engine trouble,
(D)Forty Five a month.
The few are mine favorite and I hope you also loved these stories.
If you want to read these stories online, there is some sites where you can read these stories for free
https://www.goodreads.com/genres/booksvooks,
https://onlinereadfreenovel.com/anne-frank/34880-anne_franks_tales_from_the_secret_annex.amp
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