Random Acts of Kindness by Dete Meserve
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
I usually give my reading preference to fiction, but I decided that this year I should give non-fiction books another try, and I am very happy to start with “Randon Acts of Kindness”.
This book combines multiple stories from across the US that unites people of different age, ethnicity, and status. And the only factor that unites them is a desire to help others. Each person described in the book has different reasons that pushed them towards their act of kindness. Each story is unique, heartwarming and inspiring.
Every individual act of kindness described in the book reminds the reader that there are good people left in this world who do countless selfless good deeds and motivate us to continue the goodwill.
Thank you NetGalley and Melrose Hill Publisher for a free and advanced copy of this book, and another huge thank you to the authors Dete Meserve and Rachel Grego for sharing these wonderful stories and restoring our faith in humanity.
Alina's Reading Corner 
This sounds like a very uplifting book Alina. I will see if my library has it. I too, want to read more non-fiction this year. Nice review.
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I feel the same way. Fiction is one of my favorite genre, but I do miss non-fiction and self improvement and development books. This book is very heartwarming, and after reading it I feel happy to know that there are so many good hearted and considerate people out there and it pushed me to be a better person as well.
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It was available on Netgalley Read Now, so I grabbed it. I love the whole idea of good people out there.
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Yes, it’s very inspiring.
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