Gratitude was a lost art, she felt. People accepted things, took them as their right, and had forgotten how to give proper thanks.
In "The Lost Art Of Gratitude," Alexander McCall Smith explores the theme of gratitude in modern society. The protagonist reflects on how gratitude seems to have diminished, with people often taking kindness and generosity for granted. This lack of appreciation highlights a cultural shift where individuals expect rather than express thanks.
The protagonist's insight underscores the importance of acknowledging the contributions and generosity of others. By recognizing the value of gratitude, individuals can foster deeper connections and a more positive social environment. The book serves as a reminder to practice and cultivate this essential virtue in our daily lives.
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