If
you guys have read other reviews of mine, then you all must be already knowing
that Preeti shenoy is my favourite author.
Now
talking about this book.
Blurb: Ankita has fought
a mental disorder, been through hell, and survived two suicide attempts. Now in
Mumbai, surrounded by her loving and supportive parents, everything seems
idyllic. She is not on medication. She is in a college she loves, studying her
dream subject: Creative Writing. At last leading a ‘normal life’, she immerses
herself in every bit of it. Underneath the surface, however, there is trouble
brewing. A book she discovers in her college library draws her in, consumes her
and sends her into a terrifying darkness that twists and tears her apart. To
make matters worse, a past boyfriend resurfaces, throwing her into further
turmoil. Can she escape her thoughts? Will Ankita survive the ordeal a second
time around? What does life have in store for her? Preeti Shenoy’s compelling sequel to the iconic
bestseller Life is What You Make
It chronicles the resilience of the human mind and the immense
power of positive thinking. The gripping narrative demonstrates with gentle
wisdom how by changing our thoughts, we can change our life itself.
My review: I was excitedly waiting for this book, but when I
opened the packet and saw it, I was a bit disappointed because the cover was
slightly torn. Anyways, my excitement got hold of it and I started reading the
book and finished it in one sitting because favourite novels are to be finished
early right?
The plot this time had some different characters and new places.
The reader if he has read the prequel of this book can very much
relate to the incidents of the past.
P.S. Don’t read this one if you haven’t read the prequel.
The story this time has Life’s little notes which makes it all
the more interesting and has some beautiful lessons attached with them.
You can also find some points where the author has given some
ideas through different characters to keep yourselves away from the negativity.
I’m not gonna give any more spoilers and let you all read it.
I’d
rate this book a 5 on 5 stars.
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