Legends Over Generations is a nonfiction book that highlights the contributions of various global leaders in fields like art, literature, science, human rights, politics etc. Each chapter is dedicated towards bringing to light basic facts about the life, upbringing, education, career and legacy of these revolutionary personalities.

I found this book to be extremely insightful. There’s not a lot of information, just the necessary facts about all the individuals. That said, in certain chapters, the narrative was fluid and story like, whereas in some others it felt like a research report because of the chunks of factual information put together paragraph after paragraph. If you want to make the most of this book, then read it slowly, maybe a couple of chapters a day. That way you’ll retain maximum information.
Some interesting additions to each of these chapters were the quotes section and the signature. Looking at the signatures of so many influential people made me feel like I was going through historical documents at a museum. I understand that it’s never easy to compile a list of important historical figures because there are way too many of them, but I wish the author had included a couple of Indians who have been prominent in the arts and literature fields.
My favorite section was the one about human rights activists. If you wish to brush up on some basic G.K, then this a perfect book, give it a try!
Ratings – 3.5 out of 5 stars
What do you get out of it? Basic knowledge about some trailblazers like Mahatma Gandhi, Thomas Edison, Martin Luther King Jr., Ava Gardner and more.
Thank you Blue Rose Publishers for sending me a copy of this book in exchange of an honest review.
THIS BOOK IS EVERYWHERE. ALTHOUGH I AM NOT A BIG FAN OF NON-FICTION. I MIGHT READ THIS.
Yeah 😁 If you’d like to read about historical figures, then maybe you should read it..