Kubbra Sait Reflects on the Transformative Power of Books on World Book Day
World Book Day| Kubbra Sait: Writing a book has given me the courage to live my life whole heartedly
Hindustan Times
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On World Book Day, Indian actress and author Kubbra Sait shares her journey from a non-reader to an author. She emphasizes how writing her memoir has empowered her to live life fully and highlights the significance of books like 'The Artist's Way' and 'Humankind' in fostering hope and unity.
- 01Kubbra Sait developed a love for reading as an adult, finding solace in self-help books.
- 02Her memoir writing has given her the courage to embrace life wholeheartedly.
- 03Books like 'The Artist's Way' and 'Humankind' have profoundly impacted her perspective on life.
- 04Sait believes in the power of books to connect and inspire readers.
- 05She emphasizes that literature can provide comfort and a deeper understanding of the world.
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On World Book Day, Kubbra Sait, an Indian actress and author, reflects on her late-blooming love for reading, which she cultivated as an adult. Initially not an avid reader, Sait found comfort in self-help books, particularly enjoying works like 'The 40 Rules of Love' by Elif Shafak and 'The Artist's Way', the latter of which she credits with changing her life. Writing her memoir allowed her to express her unique perspective and has empowered her to live more fully. Sait believes that books can connect people and inspire hope, especially in challenging times, as exemplified by her appreciation for 'Humankind', which discusses humanity's capacity for unity in adversity. Through her journey, she highlights the transformative power of literature in understanding life and oneself.
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