Two Angels : Book Of the Day (4)

A love story in it's delight. I have seen and read several stories and when someone is terminated by illness, usually all authors tend to use cancer as it's cause which is to be honest very boring and unrealistic. There is undesirable amount of pain and process hidden behind the cancer patients and their family, supporters. Even if 1 of the 100 stories is legit , it doesn't feel like it because the reason becomes too saturated! I'm glad that the author (Nivedita Vedurla) didn't not use the too obv
ious reason.
Today, I am going to review "Two Angels" Which is a love story. I came across Nivedita (Author) through a social site and I decided to look it up with the book. I'm glad to cross paths with her. It's like a book can bond two people. That's real!

What is this book about?
I can't disclose the main plot but here's a little summary already given for the book: " The story revolves around Arun (Guy) and Esha (Girl), their relationship is short and leaves Arun devastated. Could he have found love only to lose it all to fate? Will he survive the loss? The answers take him back to Esha, and to the realization that love comes in many forms. This story is a journey to love through friendship, from loss to hope. "

• Format: Kindle Edition as well as paperback is available
• Print Length: 172 pages
• Publisher: Invincible Publishers (1 November 2017)
• Language: English
• ASIN: B0773QFSPK

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My Review:
The cover is really interesting, I like the 3-D effect of the water drop. Along with the book, I got 2 bookmarks! That's the number one pleasure of any book reader. What's a book without bookmark? Saturday night 11 PM I decided to start reading the book. After going through the acknowledgment , segregation and dedication I read the summary. I thought to myself - "ummm.... is this the start of story?.... Kinda sad.. poor guy" Then starts the real deal.
The story revolves around a guy named Arun and a girl named Esha but with an Indian flavor mixed with
a little sprinkle of western style. The highlights of arun as the main character is absolutely good. Arun being raised in a good family understands his ethics and respects his responsibility. I feel like one can learn from a good person more than a messy guy. In today's world being a rebel is fashion but little did teens know that it's a fashion for kids but not for the real world or with elders. Arun's character is quite inspiring on how one can manage their studies and life situations. His mother's support is relate-able to Indian audience too.

Never ever have I read a book at one go but seems like this book takes the credit. It's not if the story was fantastic or not. It was more about that hook of curiousness of what happened next that kept me going. I finished reading it by 2 AM and was somewhat satisfied. This story was not routine and had it's kicks in between. The first 25% is about Arun and his settlement. Next 25% is about his elder self after his studies and his realization. Next 25% is the happiest part where arun and esha meet again. There is this part where esha doesn't talk to arun while arun had looked forward to that say sooooo much. Somehow towards the party esha asks arun for his phone number and arun being grumpy that she wasn't paying any heed to him, says that "Why would you want my number when you are behaving as if I am a stranger?"
Esha: Fine, don't give it. "

I was like nooooooooooooooooo! Damn, you guys waited so much for this day. Why are you both behaving so childish hahhahha but esha's reaction was totally how a girl would behave. It reminded me of one of my friend. She cares too much but doesn't wanna show it away so blocks it with lil attitude as if she won't care. LOL excellent resemblance!!

The last 25% escalated too quickly. Trust me on that hahaha ..... It is quite a good read. It also convey's that "rejections" are the worst things that a human can withhold. Even I would advice you to let go of them and get things better. Also there's one of my favorite quotes in the past and I think it's utter coincidence but get's relateable. Author used the reference indicating sea as a guy and sea shore as a girl.

" Do you know the relation that the sea shares with the sea shore? The mighty sea travels with its companions; boats, sailors and the sea creatures together visit many destinations. When it gets tired, it comes to the sea shore, and crashes down onto it. The moment sea is relieved of its pain, it longs to go back, and the seashore lets the sea go. "

Which technically scientists would refer it as sea tides happening due to the moon's gravitation hahhahhahahha

To whom would I recommend this book?
Pro book readers will find it just as another good read. Nothing on the level of harry potter even the genre is different but not too fancy nor too routine. Would I recommend it to newbies? Yes, you can go ahead with it.

what does one learn from two angels?
That love comes to you in one or other way! All you need to do is look at all the hints and let the universe take care of it. But somehow I still feel like a person's lose can never be fulfilled but may be a little part of it can be buried with alternative joy :)

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