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Book Review #1

Just Friends :D



While searching for a fiction book to read at my sis’s place, my eyes suddenly stuck at the title "Just Friends" by Sumrit Shahi. The title itself forced me to pick up that book from the bunch of other fictions. And in the end all I could say is it was the best choice. Not because I was so willing to read it, but it was related to my life in some way.


Whenever we talk about a romantic novel, we talk about Nicholas Sparks. When it comes to "Indian Authors" and "Love Stories", I stay away. But as soon as I read out the synopsis of the book, I couldn't wait to read it. It defines the same old question "Can a girl and a boy be just friends?" This question because at the end of the day a bond is formed; a bond secure enough to make us so habitual about each other. There are so many movies and books that defend that a guy and a girl can never be friends.


The author has indeed penned down a straight from a heart story which quite truly reflects upon the mindset of modern teenagers, the relationships they share with parents and friends. The theme is not new, but the story is refreshing. On a personal front his book is the one that is not easy to put away because he has made one like a part of the book.


Go for the book, it is for all those who believe in friendship.


Comments

  1. Unknown26 April 2014 at 23:09

    U wrote aptly ... ;) :) :*
    Yeay !! :D I'll read it .. finally something to defend what we go through daily chicka :)

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    1. Pranjali Bhatt2 May 2014 at 09:03

      Definitely Swara.. its a must read for u too. It will just make your friendship strong :)

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  2. Unknown26 April 2014 at 23:23

    thumps up :-)

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  3. Pooja Karadgi26 April 2014 at 23:52

    Nice! I've never in my life written a book/movie review!
    PS: You always put up a picture of the book,mention the names of the authors,the number of pages and rate it too,when you write a review.(As per my knowledge) :)

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  4. Unknown27 April 2014 at 05:48

    indeed title is very interesting question...got nice review from u...will surely be in world of book...this book...i believe in frndship...:)

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  5. Pranjali Bhatt2 May 2014 at 09:04

    I am too lazy to do that Pooji.. ;)

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  6. Unknown15 May 2014 at 07:31

    i Belive in Friendship.... <3 O:-) :-*

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  7. Unknown19 December 2016 at 00:26

    Do you have a copy of that as of now, I would like to borrow it!!

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