Book Review of Echoes of Vivid Emotions.

 Meet the Author 


My name is Meera Krishnan, a budding poet striving to create an impact through my words. I was born in Guruvayoor, the eldest child of  Guruvayoor Krishnan and Latha, with a younger brother named  Narayanan. I pursued a bachelor's degree in English Literature and History from Vivekananda College, Kunnamkulam, and a master's degree in  Business Administration from SSTM, Cochin.


Engaging in various fields, learning new things each day, and participating in diverse activities have equipped me to push my boundaries and explore new horizons. Beyond being a poet, I am also a violinist, nature cartoonist,  social media activist, singer, and dancer.



Book Review 
Rating - 5/5 
This book is a collection of meaningful poetry written by the Author. She has written about each topic with utmost meaning, and this actually won my heart. Every line is special in this book; from start to end, you will be captivated by this book. 
Two poems that I generally loved are An Unsolved Fix and The Real Strength. 
I would recommend this book to anyone who is internally becoming stronger day by day. The most catchy part of this book is that people can relate to it words are not complicated at all. 

A best book which has everything in it, although these are five poems, but they carry meaning, depth, the author's heart, and a comforting read for everyone. 
A great reading experience, can't wait for the author to launch similar books. 





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