#qotd : Which Is The Biggest Life Lesson You Learned From Books? Mine Is This. Everytime I Read A Book,

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📖 The Boy Who Loved(5 🌟) + The Boy With A Broken Heart(2 🌟) ✒️ @durjoydatta

The first romance book I read was that of Durjoy’s ‘Now That You’re Rich Let’s Fall in Love’. Since then I’ve fallen in love with his writings.

🦋Then I read this series! The first book left me with a broken heart . I felt every emotional stages while going through it. I loved that book so much that I had a hard time taking in it. That’s why it got 5 🌟🦋

🦋But then I read the second book with my expectations up. But it failed me the start was smooth but then it lost its charm and plot was twisted that I couldn’t just accept it. Everyone who read the second part after the first have the same opinion. 🦋

🦋I always thought if it hadn’t the second part it’d have been better. I prefer tragic endings than terrible plot!!🦋

So this is my #RedFebruaryTBR . Apparently I’m not gonna read this two as I’m tempted by other two books. But I prepared this two as tbr because this is RED FEBRUARY and everyone is doing this. See one book have #black #sprayededges !!

Arghhhh! I wanna read this but just can’t take this until I finish the others. And that two dreamcatcher keychains are my DIY. I’m feel so proud of myself when I see those! What do u think about it?

So which are your #RedFebruaryTBR ?

Me before reading Pride and Prejudice & Me after reading it!!

I see you in the rain, I crave u at the night, I weep for you in my dreams. I wanna melt in your warm embrace

There’s no better feeling than being completely at peace with you. Your arms around me, blankets soft, rain on the window, and the comforting knowledge that we are in love.

Me 🙋 Let me in!!

Book Hater Club where we talk about whatever book we read recently that we hated

📖: One Indian Girl (4🌟) ✒️: Chetan Bhagat @chetanbhagat 🦋#qotd : Have you read any fiction-feministic book ?🦋 ✨This Romance fiction novel may be the first ever feministic book I have ever read! The old idea of women build up by the society and the idea that made up by modern men are depicted! ✨Radhika Mehta, a nerdy girl, worker at Distressed Debt Group of Goldman Sachs, gets into a dilemma on the day before her destination wedding in Goa! Her two ex-boyfriends come to get her back . And she also love her fiancé. ✨Her first ex Deb left her because she wants to work,but he instead just wanted a mother for his kids. ✨Her second ex Neel (20yrs older than her) wanted a working gf colleague and didn't want to make her his children's mom. ✨But Radhika is both and they couldn't accept that and is back to get her back on the day before the wedding saying they'll accept her as she is!! Q: Who will she choose to get out of this dilemma? ______________________________________________ #chetanbhagat #india #indianreaders #indianbookstagrammer #bookstagramindia #bookstagram #bookreviewersofinstagram #bookreview #bookreviewer #bookobsessed #booknerdigans #browngirlreading #unitedbookstagram #bookworms #booktok #booklr #bookish #mybookfeatures #bookgram #booksbooksbooks #indianbooks #readersofinstagram #booktography #bookfreak #bookaholic #bookgeek #bibliophile https://www.instagram.com/p/CLlHNAUgnZD/?igshid=rg8fxoiwljeg

#Q: What’s your weekend plans?

The Girl Of My Dreams 5🌟💖 Author: Durjoy Datta @durjoydatta

Daman always wakes up to this name, Shreyasi, which haunts him like a nightmare but he feels like it’s another whole story of him. Daman had an accident in Goa. He lost his memory of that trip. But the name it’s all he knows and when he remembers it he becomes like a mad man . He cannot remember further.

But Daman had started another life for him being an aspiring writer whom he always wanted to be. And he found his love, Avni, who supports him and love him more than anything even herself. But those nightmares keep coming back. Everytime a different angle. But the face is hazy.

He tried to regain the memory but not even his frnds knew what had happened. All his efforts to know the story behind the name gone futile untill one day!!

The twists are remarkable. The story keeps you in it like a black hole. Once you touch the book you can’t keep off it . I felt a flush of emotions while reading. And couldn’t help myself. The characters are not perfect, they’re flawed and broken, showing how really life is. I’m in love with all the works of Durjoy Datta, amongst all this one and The Boy Who Loved are my favourites (Though, I didn’t like the 2nd part of the latter- The Boy With A Broken Heart).

Do y'all feel the same or is it just me that Tumblr seems so dreamy and out of ma league.

Me: I’m strong and independent. I don’t need love to be happy!

Also me: If a tall, rich, and handsome man doesn’t walk across a field in the early morning mist to tell me that I have bewitched him body and soul soon I might have to do something drastic

"𝐖𝐡𝐚𝐭 𝐝𝐨 𝐲𝐨𝐮 𝐭𝐡𝐢𝐧𝐤?" 𝐋𝐨𝐲𝐚 𝐚𝐬𝐤𝐞𝐝. "𝐓𝐡𝐚𝐭 𝐡𝐞 𝐝𝐢𝐝," 𝐑𝐨𝐛𝐢𝐧 𝐚𝐧𝐬𝐰𝐞𝐫𝐞𝐝. "𝐇𝐞 𝐡𝐚𝐝 𝐚 𝐜𝐡𝐚𝐧𝐜𝐞. 𝐀𝐥𝐥 𝐨𝐟 𝐮𝐬 𝐝𝐨". 𝑼𝒏𝒅𝒆𝒓𝒕𝒐𝒘, is absolutely a page-turner, where the readers have to read between the lines. It's is set in 𝑨𝒔𝒔𝒂𝒎. It the reader to Guwahati. Undertow is the story of an estranged family. It tells on the impermanence of human heart, it's indecisiveness and the unpredictability!! 🔮 When you realise the aptness of the title, I bet you'd be baffled. How one moment's indecisiveness or blindness towards the unfairness tatters the whole family is one to be seen! 🔮 Rukmini, cast out from her home by her own mother Usha and left behind by her love Alex, lives a hard life in the shades waiting for a call from her father Torun, who turned a blind when she was kicked out. Loya, Rukmini's daughter, ventures out to Assam - Kaziranga where she'd do her research on elephants & most importantly to seek her grandfather whom she's never seen to set back her shattered family! Her life changes inside the Yellow House. The house stands out too much for the shady life inside it! 🔮 I liked the third person narration, as it allows the reader to see all dimensions of the story. The pleasure given by the smooth back and forth flow of narrative have no bounds! The relations, culture, politics and the imageries holds an unseen bond with eachother! The lucid picture of Assam becomes animated in each turn of the page. 🔮 I personally cherish this book and recommends to everyone. I'm still reeling from its bafflement!! *Screaming inside my head* *Throwing the book across my bed* *Pulling blanket over my head and sits in amusement* * praying :O God pull me out of this!!* (at Undertow) https://www.instagram.com/p/COnE9N9rdD9/?igshid=1qxgn3ad58jdw