Description Sparks – Intellectual Nourishment is a collection of short stories based on the life experiences of the author in various stages of his life. The book is for a targeted audience from six to sixty. Children may use this as a moral collection of stories for their character development and youngsters may use this as a collection of knowledge to develop a perceived thought. For elderly these scopes as a nostalgic collection of memories in a funny genre to make them remember their youthful days. The book is tailored in a first-person perspective of various walks of life where the author gives a punchline or a moral from the perspective of the reader in what way the user can utilize this knowledge in their development. While multiple life-coach books are available, these discuss possible scenarios for curated decision making. Whereas this book varies from that thought by inclusion of readers in the short stories and make them live the stories themselves in a hilarious gumption. The author hopes that his life experiences will be used by the collective audience as a tool to learn. “Make Mistakes” is the essence of the book, where we learn from making mistakes and find humour from it. After all, humour is what differentiates us from jungle dwelling animals and makes us social animals.
