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Book no.1
Verity
Verity
Author: Colleen Hoover
Originally published: December 7, 2018
Genres: Novel, Thriller, Romance novel, Fiction, Suspense
Summary: When Lowen Ashleigh accepts the job of a lifetime, she is a struggling writer on the verge of financial ruin. Lowen has been hired by Jeremy Crawford, the husband of bestselling author Verity Crawford, to finish the last books in a successful series that his injured wife is unable to finish. In the hope of locating sufficient material to get Verity started, Lowen arrives at the Crawford residence prepared to sort through years' worth of notes and outlines. What Lowen doesn't anticipate revealing in the tumultuous office is an incomplete life account Verity never planned for anybody to peruse. Many pages of frigid affirmations, including Verity's memory of what truly happened the day her girl passed on.Knowing that the manuscript's contents would wreak havoc on the already distraught father, Lowen makes the decision to conceal it from Jeremy. But as Lowen's feelings for Jeremy get stronger, she knows that if he read his wife's words, she could benefit in every way. After all, despite how devoted Jeremy is to his injured wife, a shocking truth like this would prevent him from loving her any longer.
Reflection: How did Colleen Hoover ever think up this dark and twisted tale? It is so unique, so completely shocking that it blows away every other suspense story I've ever read. There are so many books that claim to be exciting thrillers, but very few of them actually make my heart race. this book, though! Everything has such a deliciously creepy aura, and it really got me. I'll admit that the tiniest noises can startle me and cause my heart to race. I also get chilly, clammy palms. And the tension rises to nearly unbearable levels as the story goes on and we learn more and more.
Book no.2
The Hopeless series 1st Book :
The Hopeless series 1st Book :
Hopeless
Hopeless
Author: Colleen Hoover
Originally published: December 2012
Genres: Romance novel, Fiction
Summary: Some of the time finding reality can leave you more sad than trusting the falsehoods.
Sky Davis realizes that after meeting Dean Holder. A person with a standing that matches her own and an uncanny capacity to conjure sentiments in her she's never had. During their first encounter, he both frightens and captivates herHolder insists on learning everything there is to know about Sky, despite Sky's efforts to keep him at a distance. Incapable to deny their extraordinary association, Sky at last caverns to his relentless interest. She soon learns, though, that Holder's erratic and unpredictable behavior has a very good reason. One that will eventually test her confidence in the irredeemable kid she's gone gaga for.
Reflection:There were almost 43k ratings with an average rating of 4.57 when I began reading this book. I was naturally anxious. In all honesty, after reading the first chapter I was worried that it would be a one star book, but fortunately things improved, albeit slowly.Everything about this book is more, even the title itself is ironic. Before I even finished the first chapter, I could feel this book. Although the story is dark, this kind of beauty can be seen without light. Such beauty is supposed to be felt and appreciated. I felt every single aspect of the word "hopeless," which is amazing.
Book no.3
The Hopeless series 2nd book:
The Hopeless series 2nd book:
Losing Hope
Author: Colleen Hoover
Originally published: July 8, 2013
Genres: Romance novel, Fiction, Contemporary romance
Summary:. The story of how a troubled girl named Sky met Dean, a friend she had lost touch with for a long time. Presently, in Losing Trust, we at long last get familiar with reality with regards to Senior member Holder. Holder's life has been overshadowed by feelings of guilt and regret due to the little girl he was unable to save from imminent danger. In the hope that finding her would provide him with the peace he requires to move on, he has never stopped looking for her. However, Holder had no idea that the moment they reconnected, he would be confronted with even more suffering. In "Losing Hope," Holder explains how Sky's early experiences affected him and his family, prompting him to try to redeem himself by saving her. However, the only way he can begin to heal himself is by loving Sky.
Reflection: Even though I believed I loved Dean with all of my heart, my love for him has grown. The. Most. More. I now recognize every aspect of him. I shared everything he went through with him. The bracelet, locating the letter, requiring room, and requiring her. locating her. Wow.This book touched me deeply on a soul and heart level. It now possesses a portion of me, I swear.It was flawless.
Book no.4
The Hopeless series 3rd book:
The Hopeless series 3rd book:
Finding Cindrella
Author: Colleen Hoover
Originally published: 2013
Genres: Fiction, Romance novel, Contemporary romance
Summary: Daniel, then eighteen, and the girl who comes across him by chance in the dark declare their love for one another. However, this affection has conditions: They agree that it will only last an hour and be fictitious.
At the point when their hour is up and the young lady surges off like Cinderella, Daniel attempts to persuade himself that what occurred between them just appeared to be amazing on the grounds that they were imagining it was great. That kind of interaction with a girl like her is only found in fairy tales.
After one year and one bad relationship, the day he meets Six, he loses faith in insta-love: a girl with an odd name and even stranger characteristics. Yet, Daniel before long understands that fantasies don't exist, and sadly for Daniel, finding Cinderella doesn't ensure their joyfully ever later… it just further compromises it.
Reflection: I just can't stop grinning!
The brilliantly written, incredibly heartwarming tale Finding Cinderella made me smile, sob, and fall in love. It moved me more than many entire books have in their entire length in less than 100 pages. I hope that one day we will learn more about Daniel and Six's story since I'm still holding onto them.The character dynamics are just gold, the writing is witty and, true to Colleen Hoover’s style, you are made to care deeply about every part of these characters’ lives.
Book no.5
The Hopeless series 4th book:
The Hopeless series 4th book:
Finding Perfect
Author: Colleen Hoover
Originally published: 2013
Genres: Fiction, Romance novel, Contemporary romance
Summary: Six and Daniel are going through a difficult time. She's far off and he realizes that their child is essential for the explanation. Daniel sets out on a journey to find the woman he lives with in order to reunite her with their child.
Reflection: This had the feel of both a conclusion and a start. It was both heartwarming and tragic. My heart felt like it had all it required! Being able to see these characters again was extremely moving. The majority of the book had me weeping, and at times I wasn't sure if I was crying joyful or sad tears.If you've read this author's books Finding Cinderella and All Your Perfects, this story will have a special meaning for you.
Book no.6
The Hopeless series 5th book:
The Hopeless series 5th book:
All Your Perfects
Author: Colleen Hoover
Originally published: July 17, 2018
Genres: Romance novel, Romance, Contemporary romance, New adult fiction, Psychological Fiction, Domestic Fiction
Summary: Quinn and Graham's ideal love is compromised by their flawed marriage. They are currently being torn apart by the recollections, errors, and secrets that they have amassed over the course of time. It's possible that the one thing that could save them will also damage their marriage beyond repair.
A profound novel, All Your Perfects, is about a broken couple whose future depends on promises made in the past. This is a heartbreaking read that makes you think: Can two imperfect people endure a lifetime of a resounding love with a perfect beginning?
Reflection: All Your Perfects is an amazing, absolutely engrossing book that you cannot put down. It's a book that will always have a special place in my heart. Pick up this book if you want a book that will make you feel everything; a book that will show you the good, bad, and ugly sides of marriage and life; a book that will leave you hopeful and believing in genuine love. You must read about it to fully experience it.
Book no.7
November 9
November 9
Author: Colleen Hoover
Originally published: November 10, 2015
Genres: Romance novel, Fiction, Contemporary romance
Summary: Fallon meets Ben, an aspiring novelist, the day before her scheduled cross-country move. Their untimely attraction leads them to spend Fallon’s last day in L.A. together, and her eventful life becomes the creative inspiration Ben has always sought for his novel. Over time and amidst the various relationships and tribulations of their own separate lives, they continue to meet on the same date every year. Until one day Fallon becomes unsure if Ben has been telling her the truth or fabricating a perfect reality for the sake of the ultimate plot twist.Can Ben’s relationship with Fallon—and simultaneously his novel—be considered a love story if it ends in heartbreak?
Reflection: The ninth of November is a recognized date. One of the 365 days. I've never given this day much thought, but going forward, I don't believe this date will go by without me thinking of Ben, Fallon, and their tale. I wanted to scream at how Fallon and Benton were always able to overcome their difficulties to get back together!
Book no.8
A Good Girl's Guide to Murder
Author: Holly Jackson
Originally published: May 2, 2019
Genres: Mystery, Young adult fiction
Summary: The case is shut. Sal Singh killed schoolgirl Andie Bell five years ago. He did it, as the police know. He did it, and everyone in town knows it.Yet, having experienced childhood in the very unassuming community that was consumed by the homicide, Pippa Fitz-Amobi isn't entirely certain. When she selects the case as the subject of her final project, she begins to discover secrets that a town resident vehemently wishes to conceal. And how far will they go to conceal the truth from Pip if the real killer is still out there?
Reflection: Simply put. Even the title caught my attention because the entire plot was intriguing. This book is part of the series. The entire plot and the way the mystery was solved were wonderful, thanks to Holly Jackson's brilliant ideas. I adore how everything came together and how each and every aspect of the investigation was utilized.
Book no.9
White lies and barefaced truths
Author: Cathy Hopkins
Originally published: 2002
Genre: Fiction
Summary: Truth or Dare, named after the popular game, opens with the first episode, in which Cat and her best friend Becca discover that they both have an eye for Ollie, a hot guy. In addition, Cat has been with the polite Squidge for some time but is not "mad" about him. How is it possible for her to be true to herself while still keeping Becca and Squidge as friends? When rumors begin to circulate about Cat and Ollie kissing on the beach, Cat realizes that she must take action, even though it is difficult for her to know when to tell the whole truth and when to avoid hurting the feelings of others. Fortunately, Cat discovers that being open and honest might not be the worst thing.
Truth or Dare #1 is a page-turner with characters and situations that girls will relate to. It will grab you right away. Regardless of whether young ladies have been in Feline's circumstance, they'll comprehend her inconveniences and sentiments, understanding that Hopkins conveys one more of her non-long winded, positive message about existence. An extraordinary supplement to Mates, Dates that you'll need to look at. Shana Taylor
Reflection: I love the cover and the title. Cute, simple narrative.
This book was excellent! I'm hoping the rest of the series is equally enjoyable. Unquestionably a quick read!
Nicely told. It's all about friendship, the father-daughter bond, and how the cat uses her white lies to shield other people's feelings. And until she confesses the truths to his father, which touched me and made me cry a little. This book, in my opinion, was somewhat superficial, predictable, and standard, but overall it was alright.
Book no.10
Someone Like You
Someone Like You
Authors: Nikita Singh, Durjoy Datta
Originally published: 2012
Genres: Romance novel, Fantasy Fiction
Summary: It is a novel set in the present day that follows the lives of five people who are looking for the right path in life. The story of a girl named Niharika Singh, who thought she was ugly until her sister Simran gives her a wonderful makeover, opens the book. Niharika came to the realization, following her transformation, that she is just as beautiful as any other girl she once thought was prettier than her. At the point when she goes into a totally new city for her school, she meets three new young men, Tanmay, Karthik and Akshat. Tanmay ends up becoming her best friend, and Karthik ends up being a mysterious guy in her life who she likes but never quite understands. Tanmay eventually becomes her best friend. Akshat ends up being her sister's ex yet they begin shaping an uncommon bond. Another girl by the name of Pia appears in the narrative. She is Niharika's roommate and her only friend on the brand-new college campus. Pia is as of now in a far-removed relationship with Vishal, yet begins enjoying Tanmay, who is as of now enamored with her. The lives of these five characters, who are all trying to figure out what's best for them, are beautifully interwoven throughout the narrative. The book is about love stories and the lives of each character, but it also says that no one can be trusted without a lot of experience and reason. Even if you know all the hidden facts about someone else's behavior, you can't blame them. Every person has shades of black, white, and gray in their nature, and different shades emerge from various experiences and individuals. This large number of fascinating things are depicted in a wonderful clear way, which makes the book a seriously captivating read from the absolute first page to the last.
Reflection: The book's title is very interesting by itself. Another masterpiece in the romance category by Durjoy Dutta is a tremendous thrill ride. From the third or fourth chapter, the true plot begins and picks up in such a way that you'll be left amazed and in awe of the character and feelings, and yes, it's not just about love. At first, it may seem like another story with an insecure female heroine. At the conclusion of the book, you will feel this. I'm in love with Niharika and Karthik.
Book no.11
One Indian girl
Author: Chetan Bhagat
Originally published: October 1, 2016
Genre: Fiction
Summary : An account of a young lady called Radhika Mehta who is a superstar financier working in the lofty Venture Bank, Goldman Sachs. Radhika, who was once as nerdy as can be, has just arrived for her arranged marriage to Brijesh Gulati.
Reflection: This book is worthwhile to read. I was startled since when I saw the title, I assumed it would be about something completely else. The novel captivated me, and I finished it in two days . The book has a fantastic beginning that catches your interest and makes you want to keep reading. The book accurately captures what it means to be "One Indian Girl," and on some level
Book no.12
Girl in Room 105
Author: Chetan Bhagat
Originally published: 2018
Genre: Mystery, Thriller
SUMMARY:It tells about an IIT coaching class tutor who goes to wish his ex-girlfriend on her birthday and finds her murdered. The rest of the story is his journey where he stands by his ex-girlfriend after her death to find justice. The book also addresses the stereotypes and political issues in India
Reflection: This will be a breath of fresh air for you if you've been reading Chetan Bhagat for so long. Chetan has written a solid murder mystery with a wonderful tadka of romance and humor, despite the fact that the protagonist feels like a classic Chetan "five-point-someone" average joe. I admired the author's ability to delicately address the unrest in Kashmir, societal prejudices, and issues with the law and order system without stirring up much controversy.
Book no.13
The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo
Author: Taylor Jenkins Reid
Originally published: June 13, 2017
Genre: Historical fiction
Summary: Evelyn Hugo, a well-known movie star from Hollywood who is getting older and keeps to herself, is finally ready to talk about her glamorous and scandalous life. However, nobody is more surprised than Monique Grant, an unknown magazine reporter, when she selects her for the position. Why she? Why now? Monaco isn't exactly at the top of her game. Her significant other has left her, and her expert life is going no place. Monique is determined to make the most of this opportunity to kickstart her career, regardless of the reason Evelyn has chosen her to write her biography.
Summary: Evelyn Hugo, a well-known movie star from Hollywood who is getting older and keeps to herself, is finally ready to talk about her glamorous and scandalous life. However, nobody is more surprised than Monique Grant, an unknown magazine reporter, when she selects her for the position. Why she? Why now? Monaco isn't exactly at the top of her game. Her significant other has left her, and her expert life is going no place. Monique is determined to make the most of this opportunity to kickstart her career, regardless of the reason Evelyn has chosen her to write her biography.
Reflection: The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo can be a little challenging to get into, but it is worth every minute once it does. I'll do my best to avoid revealing any spoilers. I can state with confidence that this book is exceptionally well written because I was able to vividly picture the plot while reading it. I had no idea what Taylor (the author) had in store for me in this book. She was able to include conflict, love, devotion, betrayal, and acceptance of LGBTQ+ people in the book. Taylor has surpassed the objective, while many other authors have fallen short in their attempts.
Reflection: The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo can be a little challenging to get into, but it is worth every minute once it does. I'll do my best to avoid revealing any spoilers. I can state with confidence that this book is exceptionally well written because I was able to vividly picture the plot while reading it. I had no idea what Taylor (the author) had in store for me in this book. She was able to include conflict, love, devotion, betrayal, and acceptance of LGBTQ+ people in the book. Taylor has surpassed the objective, while many other authors have fallen short in their attempts.
Book no.14
Define yourself: the undying wisdom from my father
Define yourself: the undying wisdom from my father
Author: Dechen Wangchuk
Summary: It is not a philosophical treatise, "Define Yourself." It is an assortment of the pearls of shrewdness gave to the creator by his late dad. The author has meticulously described the significant influence that his father's guidance had on him. His dad instructed that school isn't the main wellspring of training, as many accept. Schooling goes a long ways past the four walls of the study hall. The author had grown to rely heavily on the life experiences of his father as a source of information. This book details a series of lessons learned by a father from his son.
Summary: It is not a philosophical treatise, "Define Yourself." It is an assortment of the pearls of shrewdness gave to the creator by his late dad. The author has meticulously described the significant influence that his father's guidance had on him. His dad instructed that school isn't the main wellspring of training, as many accept. Schooling goes a long ways past the four walls of the study hall. The author had grown to rely heavily on the life experiences of his father as a source of information. This book details a series of lessons learned by a father from his son.
Reflection: It was a narrative of an extremely common guy in his teenage years who learned the best lessons from his father and the people he met, making it a really heartwarming read. Since I had learned the lessons the author was portraying at some point, albeit via different channels, I could really relate to what she was writing. As a Bhutanese, it was very energizing to read because this book was imbued with Bhutanese values. The tales that the majority of Bhutanese would have heard but not necessarily given much thought. Even though the encounters were relatively typical, there were deeper meanings to be found. The value of living in the present and making the most of what we have was made clear to me via the reading. The essential reality
Book no.15
The Imprisoned Mind
The Imprisoned Mind
Author: Nima Wangmo
Originally Published : 2021
Genre: Novel, Romance
Summary: A fictional story told by two roommates, The Imprisoned Mind. Yangchen, who had been duped by Wangyal, her first love, was mired in self-doubt and low self-esteem. She ran into Dradul, an exceptionally enchanting person while she was attempting to unlove Wangyal. Is he the one who will teach her how to fall in love once more, or will she never again believe in love? Namgay, a young lady with a collected mind. A full parcel of ideal ladies, basically Yangchen suspected as much of her until her viewpoint began fluctuating. With Yangchen and Namgay, embark on a love-hate roller coaster and discover the inner conflict and contradiction of life. a tale that will teach you more than just love. A story that will show you confidence and self-improvement.
Reflection: This book explains how we should handle our imprisoned minds so that they don't keep us from getting to know one another. This book taught me that both happiness and grief are products of our minds. Amazingly, the animosity I once felt has been transformed into neutral feelings by this book. Give me the courage to consider things from other people's perspectives as well.I'd want to thank the author for this amazing book since it forced me to think critically and reflect on the life lessons I've gained from difficult circumstances. Additionally, I consider myself incredibly fortunate to have the chance to read the manuscripts. Overall, I like it and I hope to read another novel soon.
Book no.16
The Silent Patient
The Silent Patient
Author: Alex Michaelides
Originally published: February 5, 2019
Genres: Thriller, Novel, Mystery, Psychological thriller, Suspense, Psychological Fiction, Crime Fiction
Summary: The life of Alicia Berenson seems to be perfect. A well known painter wedded to a popular design Regardless of the number of wrongdoing dramatizations you've watched or the amount of your inward Sherlock you channel, the last disclosure was inconceivable and completely tremendous. It picks up speed very quickly after starting out a little slowly. The case of a wife who killed her husband becomes increasingly complicated as you read it. The case can be opened or closed. This article has covered a lot of different topics, like literature, psychology, and art, and I think it has been put together really well and in new ways. In one of the most desirable areas of London, she lives in a grand house with large windows that overlook a park. Alicia shoots her husband Gabriel five times in the face one evening when he returns home late from a fashion shoot and never speaks again. A domestic tragedy becomes something much larger as a result of Alicia's refusal to speak or provide any kind of explanation, capturing the public's imagination and propelling her into notoriety. At the Grove, a secure forensic unit in North London, she, the silent patient, is hidden from the spotlight and tabloids as the price of her art skyrockets. Theo Faber is a criminal psychotherapist who possesses hung tight a long energy for the valuable chance to work with Alicia. He goes down a twisting path into his own motivations as he tries to get her to talk and figure out why she killed her husband—a search for the truth that threatens to consume him.
Reflection: No matter how many crime dramas you've watched or how much of your inner Sherlock you channel, the final revelation was unbelievable and utterly spectacular. It starts off a little slowly but gets up speed very quickly. As you read it, the case of a wife who killed her husband grows more and more complex. It is an open and shut case. This article has covered a wide range of topics, including psychology, art, and literature, and in my opinion, it has been brought together extremely well and in novel ways.
Book no.17
Unfinished
Unfinished
Author: Priyanka Chopra
Originally published: February 9, 2021
Genres: Memoir, Autobiography, Biography
Summary: Unfinished is a remarkable life story that explores Priyanka Chopra Jonas's formative teenage years in the United States, childhood in India, and return to India, where she defied all odds as a newcomer to the pageant world to win the national and international beauty competitions that launched her international acting career. Priyanka recounts her struggles and victories with warmth and honesty, whether she is thinking back on her early years of nomadic living or the difficulties she has encountered while tenaciously pursuing her calling. As a result, the book is philosophical, irreverent, motivational, audacious, and rebellious. exactly like the author.
Reflection: I have always admired Priyanka Chopra for her bravery, and now that I've read her memoir, Unfinished, I even more admire her! Her childhood, her small family, her big brave father, her inspiring mother, and other little big things like her twin pageant wins, Hindi movie career, a not-so-happening music career, and her Hollywood dream are all detailed in this incredibly intimate and personal memoir. My favorite chapters are those about Nick, their marriage, her dad's passing, and that final chapter, "Home," which she has so wonderfully and tenderly put together! Though I wish she had talked more about how some of her Hindi films were made and some of her well-known relationships, which she chooses not to dwell on, I am the subject of the book, not they! Unfinished is an inspiring read, alright! Makes you feel proud of that little spunky girl from Bareily who always worked hard for what she wanted...from her name on the family nameplate to a billboard in LA, Priyanka Chopra-Jonas is Boss Lady!
Book no.18
2 States: The Story of My Marriage
2 States: The Story of My Marriage
Author: Chetan Bhagat
Originally published: October 8, 2009
Genres: Novel, Fiction, Romance novel
Summary: World-wide, love weddings are straightforward: Boy likes girl. Girl adores the boy. They tie the knot. There are a few additional processes in India: Boy adores the girl. Girls adore boys. The girl's family must adore the lad. The boy's family must adore the girl. Boy's Family must be adored by Girl's Family. Girl's family must be loved by boy's family. Girl and Boy are still in love. They tie the knot.They are deeply in love, hail from two separate Indian states, and wish to wed. Naturally, their parents disagree. The pair faces a challenging battle to turn their love story into a love marriage. For it is simple to rebel and fight, but it is much harder to convince. Will they make it?
Reflection: The actions, reactions, and events are so real that you sometimes feel like you're reading your own biography. The book is was so gripping right from the word go. In the book, there is never a dull moment. Presently for the opposite side of the Book. For people who don't know about the Indian Marriage framework it very well may be Educational and yet lil abnormal since you may not connect with the vast majority of the things said in the Book.
Book no.19
Milk and honey
Milk and honey
Author: Rupi Kaur
Originally published: November 4, 2014
Genre: Poetry
Summary: The poems and prose in Milk and Honey are about survival. about how violence, abuse, love, loss, and femininity affect us.It is parted into four sections, with every part managing an alternate aggravation. coping with a different hurt. Milk and Honey takes readers on a journey through life's most difficult times and finds sweetness in them—because if you are willing to look, there is sweetness everywhere
Reflection: I enjoyed reading this and connecting to the poems and illustrations. I like that she shares her poetry online, that a huge part of why they're successful is because of how sharable they are. I like that they were about abuse and healing, but also about love and self love.
Book no.20
The sun and her Flowers
The sun and her Flowers
Author: Rupi Kaur
Originally published: October 3, 2017
Genres: Poetry, Romance novel
Summary: A journey about healing and growth that is vibrant and transcendent. Family and respecting one's underlying foundations. Expatriation and rising to the occasion to locate one's own identity. The sun and her flowers is a journey of wilting, falling, rooting, rising, and blooming, divided into five chapters and illustrated by Kaur. a celebration of all things love. As she held me in her arms, my mother said, "This is the recipe of life." As I wept, she said, "Think of the flowers you plant in the garden every year; they will teach you that people too must wilt, fall, root, rise, and bloom."
Reflection: "I hear a thousand kind words about me and it makes no difference yet I hear one insult and all confidence shatters - focusing on the negative.” The scope of feelings are completely felt ... trouble, outrage, misfortune, distress, pride, culpability, dread, apprehension, disgrace, delight, shock, love .Sad yet engaging - a lady's excursion of development - (shrinking, falling, establishing, rising, and sprouting) as she finds some peace with her past, present and future.
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