Truly, Madly, Deeply

Like the feel of smooth velvet on your skin, you savour the words that merge with your head, emanating from the paper. Some incorrect editing in parts also fails to snatch away the story from your mind. Heart-tugging, with a lesson for every lover. It talks about teenage love yet the sensation is pretty much identifiable with people of every age group. The author uses multiple views craftily but uses the third person mostly to display a truly emotional saga. One of the better books this year!

It is a unique story involving two teenage lovers. Some memorable characters coupled with an interesting flow make this story note-worthy of praise. The author narrates the story through flashback and has carried out the same wonderfully. However, I felt that the author could have shortened the story a bit to make even greater impact. Rahul's pain and Seema's beauty stay in the mind long after you have turned the last page. I'm glad I read this one.

I felt the book was a little slow to take off but even then I enjoyed it. The cover is really catchy and incidents in the book call out to your innermost desires. Strong sentences and some really brave metaphors make the book a literary sensation in its category. Kazi has woven a tale of unrequited love in a very suave manner.
Teenage love. I really could not find any other suitable competitor in this category. This book stands out in the crowd, though some situations are arguable. I think people who have fallen in love during any time of their lives, should read this. They'll not regret.

A well-written book with a simple plot including conspiracies and teenage problems that all of us might have gone through in some points of our lives. It has a miax of emotions and some heavy prose at times including poetry which can make the reader confused. With a strong climax and a good beginning, the book slips down a little in the middle but definitely, people should read it once for the author's presentation of emotions and an innocent love story.

If ever guys wonder what kind of a guy a girl fancies? Then the answer is straight- the protagonist of this book, Rahul. Even in his anger, I found him so cute. The perfect gentleman even when his heart has turned to stone. I will read this book again just to experience his behaviour and taste his 'care for nothing' attitude. As for the book, I seriously have no words. Awesome story with an open ending.