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HOPE AND SUNSHINE

Hope and Sunshine❤️
It is a story of two people and how love finds their way.❤️
Firstly, I would like to thank Debasmita Nath Ghosh for sending me the review copy.❤️

Plot: This book revolves around the life of naina Grover who is doing wonders in her professional life but lags behind in her personal life.
Her family is very much supportive towards her and her cousin is always with her helping her in any way possible and making every moment enjoyable.
She meets Aaditya and her life takes a sharp turn things finally start falling into the right place.
When we move further in the story, we see how she moves on in her life by breaking up with her then boyfriend and she also starts her life afresh.
Ending is really nice Aaditya and Naina finally confess their love for each other and lead their lives happily.

My review: The author's way of writing was good with some grammatical errors which can be rectified in future.
Simple english was used so that everyone can understand it easily.
Being a Bengali, he has not missed any chance to let her readers know about the culture, togetherness, food and everything about Kolkata.

I would like to give this novel a 5 Star out of 5.

Be hope for someone you love and they will be your Sunshine forever.

Until next time.

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