Sidney Sheldon : The Other Side of Me (Review)


Don't give up. There are too many nay-sayers out there who will try to discourage you. Don't listen to them. The only one who can make you give up is yourself.


If someone is scared of failure then he/she must read the masterpiece by legendary Sidney Sheldon. One of the best novelists  has ever witnessed. "The Other Side of Me" is his Autobiography, certainly one of his best creations. It seems like I have lived his life through his book. A man once decided to quit and was ready to commit suicide at the age of 16 became the world-renowned writer later. He then went on winning the Oscars besides many other acclaims. He is a true inspiration to all the youth who have millions of dreams to fulfil.
He wrote novels, TV  plays in his long career. He started just as a reader but ended up being a producer, writer, director and novelist. His life is a lesson to millions of youths that one should never give up. He failed many times but later became more powerful and full of vitality. 

Quoting his father
"life is like a novel every day is a new page and one must turn the pages and face the new challenges. It would be very unfortunate if someone missed those new pages without turning them."

He was born in a below average family where the income of his father was uncertain, mother used to work seven days a week and he himself worked at 3 places simultaneously. He had the passion for writing from the beginning. He wrote many beautiful and inspiring plays later in life. "I Dream of Jennie" was his best Television series. 

He was a fecund writer who bought entertainment at the doors of countless people through movies, novels and television series. He became the head of the same studio where he started as a reader.
He also worked with many big stars of Hollywood and Broadways. Later in his career, he created several superstars working under his production.

If failure is the ladder of success then one must fail in his life once.


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