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Preeti Shenoy is my favorite writer. I started reading books when I was in 8th standard and since then I've never looked back.
The first book I read was "Life is what you make it" by Preeti Shenoy.
The novel I'm going to review today is the one I read some years back but this Christmas, this was a gift given by my love❤️ and I ended up reading it again❤️.

So, here's the review as well as the summary:

A girl named Diksha, who listens to her parents all her life and does what the society would say is good and never tried to betray the trust of her parents until one day, when she falls in love with her brother's friend, Ankit.
Just when she starts thinking that her life is falling into place, something happens which changes her life🤔.

The characters in the book have played their role very well.
Language used is comfortable for every reader.
Story never gets boring but indeed becomes interesting after every page.
Read the book to get to know how can a kiss change the life of a simple girl and how the possessiveness of parents can become the worst fear of someone.

I'll give this book 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟/5 .

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