Review of The Divine Memoir

[Victory Ositaorah]

I'm really curious to learn more about the spiritual lessons the main character discovers. I also want to find out what happens to them in the big city.

[Kajori Sheryl Paul]

A book that revolves around a young man's experiences during the 1960s' counterculture movement interests me as a history buff.

Thank you for the great review.

[Supritika Ghatak]

The Divine Love Memoir by Sankarshan Das describes his quest for meaning and purpose in the pivotal 1960s. He offers a distinctive and inspirational perspective on life in this extraordinary time period as a result of his spiritual enlightenment.

[Muhammad Tamoor Jan]

The Divine Memoir is written by Sankarshan Das a non fiction book in 1960s is an Inspiring Book which is Based on the counterculture movement. It describes the journey of a young person who leaves his small town in search of Love and Peace and come to the San Francisco. In this book also written about the Hare Krishna Movement and explore more spiritual teachings,
This Book is perfect for the autobiographies and memoirs especially.

[Seamstress]

Definitely not my cup of tea, because such a mix between memoir and spiritual literature, combines two of my most disliked genres. No offense to anyone, but the book is way too philosophical to serve as easy entertainment and I prefer to skip it.

[Amy Luman]

I’m glad that the author waxed able to find themself in their pursuit. I’m also happy that they found friends looking for the same things.

[azza lia]

Seems like the author shared his very interesting transformative journey to find spiritual enlightenment. The review highlights the book's vivid descriptions of the settings, characters, and events. I'm curious about the shocking moment you mentioned. A must-read for anyone who is interested in personal growth and seeking spiritual insights. Amazing review! 

[Ukaegbu Confidence]

The Divine Memoir by Sankarshan Das features themes like love and peace. However, it carries an excellent twist to it. No one looks for love and peace in the big city, as big cities are always bustling. Congratulations on BOTD.

[Nemanja Jankovic]

"The Divine Memoir" by Sankarshan Das is a book that takes readers into the 1960s counterculture movement. In the book, readers will also meet hippies, musicians, and spiritual leaders.

[Sarah Zain]

Well written. The reviewer does an amazing job explaining the book.
The story dive into the 60th with all that era holds. Mixed with a journey through spirituality. May be not for me, but i am sure it will appeal to many readers. Congrats on BOTD

[Ibrahim Tijani 2]

I really do love the book I'm excited to discover "The Divine Memoir" by Sankarshan Das, even though memoirs aren't typically my go-to genre. I love that the author took a creative approach by using an unnamed protagonist, adding an air of mystery that's really intriguing

[Emmanuel Abiodun Olutayo]

Sankarshan Das' "The Divine Memoir" is likely to present life and living with the characteristic achievements and uncertainties. Congrats on being BOTD. Nice review.

[Surabhi Rani]

'Official Review: The Divine Love Memoir' by Sankarshan Das provides a thorough glimpse into the plot of the non-fiction work. It is potent and illustrative. Readers will follow a young person who leaves his small town to find peace and love in the big city. After something shocking happens, his future is uncertain, and he is about to enter the unknown. The moments of spiritual exploration provide valuable insights into the protagonist's quest for enlightenment. It was great to learn that the author's work is recommendable to fans of autobiographies!

[Jeanne Rose]

I’m not into biographies and memoirs but the reviewer made it seem that this one is easy to read and the fact that it also states the characters inner dialogues is enticing enough

[Chris Agbara]

"The Divine Memoir" by Sankarshan Das is a captivating and thought-provoking memoir that explores the 1960s counterculture movement, spirituality, and personal growth, with vivid descriptions, engaging storytelling, and valuable insights. 5/5 stars!