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Stop being a Maggu! by Avinash Agarwal

BOOK: Stop being a Maggu!
AUTHOR: Avinash Agarwal 

*My Ratings* : 4.5/5 ⭐

Stop being a Maggu! By Avinash Agarwal is a book that through a sweet and sour story of a student and through the story the author tries to teach us the correct way to study and motivate students. 

The story is about Abhyas, a student coming from a middle class family and being a single child carrying all the dreams and hopes of his family on his shoulders. He shifts to Kota, gets admission in the best coaching center and hopes to crack JEE and get into an IIT. But just getting into good coaching is not sufficient, he faces a lot of issues there and from being a topper to failing his first reshuffling test he goes through a lot. 

His friends Lakshya, Ananya and Chunky help him out and specially Abhimanyu Bhaiya becomes his mentor and guides him to the correct way of studying and through their help he tries to excel. Will he be able to do this? Will he be able to match up to his and his parent's expectations? 

Stop being a Maggu is an example that a student can be properly educated in a fun way. The way Abhimanyu bhaiya teaches Abhyas and gives him the tips was really great and those tips are very helpful for the students preparing for any competitive exams. 

We all need a Abhimanyu bhaiya in our life and we should all become someone's Abhimanyu bhaiya, and why I'm saying this you'll know once you read this book. 

The book is a must read for every student and aspirants of any competitive exams. Pick it up and get motivated and use the tips to excel. Get it now from Amazon.

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