SHE STORMS THE NORMS BY ANISHA AND PRIYADARSHINI

 🌟Synopsis:-

Women tend to work much harder, yet they are held to higher standards and face greater obstacles when it comes to receiving their deserved recognition. She Storms the Norms is a powerful sequel to the bestselling book Storm the Norm, and showcases the inspiring stories of women who have overcome the triple challenge of societal beliefs, structural barriers and self-doubt. These women are from different sectors and walks of life, and their experiences and stories are also vastly different. However, what they have in common is that each one of them has overcome patriarchy at home, at work and within their own minds. This book is a beacon of inspiration for countless young women who aspire to break barriers and achieve success in their professional and personal journeys. It encourages readers to challenge norms and become agents of change and fulfilment. If you are determined to defy norms and make a difference, this book is a must-read.

🌟My thoughts:-

Sometimes I find myself lost in thoughts about how some women strive to prove themselves superior in every aspect. Believe me, I feel that in their quest to establish their self-worth, they often end up belittling men. This sentiment resonates with the present situation. Women often seem to degrade men without contributing positively to anyone, not even themselves. 

However, books like 'SHE STORMS THE NORMS' reassure me that not all women are the same. Some put in tremendous effort to prove their worth and assert their existence. They fight for themselves rather than against others. This book features numerous inspiring stories, and I can feel the hard work these remarkable women have put in to prove themselves and become the best versions of themselves. It demonstrates that women are equally capable of achieving remarkable feats compared to men.

I believe these women are true role models for society, showcasing how to establish one's worth without disparaging men. It takes more than just words; it requires strength. Men may be men, but women are not inferior. These sentiments are not just words; they signify understanding.

This book sets a prime example of breaking barriers and  differences. It's a must-read for me and for sure , you people too loved it.

Author:- ANISHA MOTWANI & PRIYADARSHINI NARENDRA.

Publisher:- Rupa publication

Genre :- NON- FICTION 

Pages:- around 300

Format:- Paperback