Review of They love you until you start thinking for yourself

Post by **Suvankar Das 1** » 27 Oct 2024, 01:57

They Love You Until You Start Thinking for Yourself seems like an inspiring memoir that addresses the courage it takes to carve your own path, regardless of societal or cultural expectations. Monica Omorodion Swaida’s journey from immigrant to entrepreneur sounds empowering, especially for those interested in personal growth and challenging norms. It looks like a thought-provoking read on resilience and self-belief!

Post by **Ejimma Chika Promise** » 27 Oct 2024, 02:11

The author, Monica Omorodion Swaida, really made a bold and courageous move at the age of 17 to travel to Poland. The author must be very passionate about being adventurous. Nice review!

Post by **Atieno Magero** » 27 Oct 2024, 02:21

This book is deeply inspiring and motivational. The author's story seems quite interesting and worth reading. Readers can learn from her story and experiences. Congratulations on making botd!

Post by **Elizabeth Humberstone** » 27 Oct 2024, 02:25

This looks like a very well written and interesting book. I can't wait to give it a go!

Jennifer Lissethe · Post by **Jennifer Lissethe** » 27 Oct 2024, 02:29

I like the background concerning this memoir and I´m excited to learn about Monica´s immigration journey. Good review!

Virginia Nyabuto · Post by **Virginia Nyabuto** » 27 Oct 2024, 02:30

It's a great review that gives you an appetite to read the book.I aso loved the book mostly on how Monica leaves her home Nigeria without her parents and siblings knowledge leaving behind everything she knows and moves to Poland I guess in search of a better life. I like how she shows resilience and determination that drives her to be a successful entrepreneurship from just a migrant. It's a great book that gives an encouragement to anyone that they can be successful even as a migrant as long as they're determined

Oluwatofunmi Adeoye · Post by **Oluwatofunmi Adeoye** » 27 Oct 2024, 02:52

"The title resonates with me and it is such an inspiring book that showcases resilience and features captivating travel stories that encourage an open mind and highlight the importance of family ties. Congrats on BOTD!

Black Indigo · Post by **Black Indigo** » 27 Oct 2024, 02:54

The book title caught my attention, and after reading the review, I believe I will learn a lot from this book and look forward to reading it. Thank you for the review.

Alissa Deann Devargas · Post by **Alissa Deann Devargas** » 27 Oct 2024, 02:54

'The book presents a compelling story of personal growth, resilience, entrepreneurship, family, and triumph against all odds.'
I'll like to know how this compelling story with such themes coincide with it's title.

Ohanele Chinonyerem · Post by **Ohanele Chinonyerem** » 27 Oct 2024, 02:58

The book seems interesting, and Monica's story will appeal to anybody who has ever been determined to explore and create their own path. Congrats on BOTD!

Harty Muli · Post by **Harty Muli** » 27 Oct 2024, 03:08

I like Monica's adventourous spirit whci she began when she was seventeen despite her cultural beliefs. Thanks for the review.

Chinedu Umeobika · Post by **Chinedu Umeobika** » 27 Oct 2024, 03:12

Monica Omorodion Swaida has written an amazing book, and as someone from Nigeria, I resonated with it deeply, especially from the sample. I would love to learn about her adventures in Poland, how she was able to persevere, and the many positives to take away from her development trajectory. Huge congrats on being Book of the Day! This is a wonderful review too—great job!

Runan · Post by **Runan** » 27 Oct 2024, 03:12

Monica had a carefree and happy childhood. In her late teens, she decided to go to Poland from Nigeria to achieve her dreams. She is determined to chase her dreams irrespective of the obstacles on her way. Will she achieve her dreams? Resilience, family bonds, inclusivity, and growth are important factors in her story.

Post by **Alice Glover** » 27 Oct 2024, 03:18

I really enjoyed the sample, reading about Monica's large, wonderful Nigerian family--four sisters and four brothers alternating between girl and boy, all about two years apart except the youngest brother Junior who waited 5 years to make his appearance. Monica, the third child, loved spending time with her father who worked as a forensic investigator and her mother a successful entrepreneur in her own right. So, it was a real surprise when Monica at the age of 17, hops on an airplane to Poland without telling anyone and sets off on her own life's adventure. She's ok though, no need to worry, as we start to find out just how tough and resilient she is. Thanks for a great review. This should be a very interesting book.

Aarti Duhan · Post by **Aarti Duhan** » 27 Oct 2024, 03:19

"They Love You Until You Start Thinking for Yourself" by Monica Omorodion Swaida is momentarily surveyed in this audit, which additionally stresses Monica's fortitude and advancement as an outsider. The reviewer praises the author’s tone and relatable writing, making Monica's journey both inspiring and engaging. They recommend the book highly for its focus on personal development and entrepreneurship. A thoughtful, detailed review that conveys the book’s empowering message well.