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EMOTIONS UNPLUGGED

Hey lovely people❤️
I know it has been a while since I posted a review. So here's a new review for you all❤️
Firstly, let me tell you, I received this e-book in return of an honest review.
The title of the book : EMOTIONS UNPLUGGED, by Vishal Anand.

This book is a compilation of short stories and has a total of 15 stories as different chapters.
I really loved all of them and was able to relate to many of them.☺️
The book is filled with differwnt jinda of emotions and then end of each story teaches us a lesson.❤️
The feeling of being in love, learning something from the oldies, karma, old age, enjoying the last moments of our grand parents with them, first love, etc etc etc.
I really found all the stories short yet sweet and satisfying and beautiful.
All of them had a perfect ending and all of them taught me to value each emotion and every person who is a part of our lives.
❤️No matter how mature we become, we should always let the child in us stay alive.❤️
Yayy, so the review ends here
I surely recommend this novel to all the beautiful people out there.
Do give this super cute book a read❤️
And do let me know how did you like this one??
That's it for today's review.
This is Miss. Reviewer signing off.
Till then, do follow me on Instagram:
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Bye bye❤️
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