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Go to My Library69 Things To Be Grateful About Being Single
- Language
- Indonesian
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- Publisher
- Gramedia Pustaka Utama
- Pages
- 144
- ISBN
- 9786020377148
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The book is widely praised for its exceptionally beautiful and eye-catching illustrations, which many reviewers consider its strongest asset, often awarding high ratings solely for the artwork. Readers describe it as a light, quick, and easy read, making it accessible and enjoyable for a short session. It aims to empower single individuals, offering a fresh perspective on appreciating their status in a society that often places pressure on relationship status. Many found certain points relatable, motivating, and effective in fostering a sense of pride and self-worth, reminding them to enjoy their time and focus on personal growth.
However, a significant number of reviewers express disappointment with the book's content, primarily due to its perceived tendency to compare and even discredit married individuals. Many felt the positive message for singles was achieved by "attacking" or "mocking" those in relationships, with examples cited as provocative or absurd. Critics hoped for more constructive tips and positive activities for singles, rather than content that felt superficial or focused on comparisons. Some also noted that the book's perspective might be limited, resonating more with urban, privileged women who actively choose to be single, rather than encompassing the diverse experiences of all single women.
In conclusion, the book presents a mixed reception, standing out for its stunning visual appeal but drawing criticism for its controversial textual approach. While it successfully champions the idea of celebrating singleness and offers some relatable insights, its method of often drawing comparisons perceived as negative towards married life detracts from its overall positive intent for many readers. This book would best suit single individuals who are looking for a visually engaging, quick read that validates their choice or situation, especially if they are tired of societal pressure and can approach the content with a discerning eye, filtering out the comparative elements.
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