In the loud and exciting world of
today, one might not feel the ability to fit in, and that is okay.
Quiet by Susan
Cain is a nonfiction psychology book about introversion and extroversion in
society. Cain is an introvert and has lived a life of one until she broke out
of her shell, which is the reason she wrote on this subject. The book is fueled by her personal
experiences and research on the topic. She carries the argument that no matter
the temperament one has, it is important to appreciate and accept the
weaknesses and strengths of both introverts and extroverts throughout the book.
This book is rated a four out of five stars since it was great in that it used
research effectively to create more developed and convincing arguments.
However, it could have been better, possibly if the author used more emotional
appeal to grasp a tighter hold on the readers. I recommend this book to my
peers, especially peers who have experienced low self-esteem or depression
since Cain does such an outstanding job promoting acceptance and embracement in
one’s self.
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