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The things we do for love by Raunak Agarwal


Hey everyone!!
Today's review is of the book "The Things we do for love" By Raunak Agarwal.





Talking about the Blurb of the book:
Love is not just about being in a relationship, it’s much more than that…
What would you do if you were caught up in a love triangle, but without the love? What if this love that you keep seeking, never really left?
Rudra, who thinks that he has started developing feelings for Ruhani, is aghast when she chooses her best friend over him – simply because her best friend is jealous. Set out on a task to bring Ruhani to her senses, he decides to go all in for the only girl in his life.
But, when things go too far, and he finally gets a choice, will Rudra continue to be Ruhani’s savior? Or will he find his own happy ending?
Narrated by Rudra, The Things We Do for Love, first of a two-part romance, dramatizes his quest for companionship. With a foray of jealousy, multiple second chances, and, bad and uninformed choices, this love-story by Raunak Agarwal is as relatable as his poetry.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Raunak Agarwal is a storyteller and poet based in Kolkata, India. One of the most popular bloggers on Instagram with over 50,000 followers, Raunak considers himself as a jack of all trades, who is slowly, but steadily working towards becoming the master of all of them. He is an avid dreamer (quite literally) and he often turns his bizarre dreams into thoughtful and funny short stories. To stay in touch with him, you can follow him on Instagram (@rk_writes95) or visit https://raunakagarwal.com

MY REVIEW
1. Cover
"The things we do for love" has a cute cover.
The combination of white, black and red is good.
I really liked the pocket with two hearts in it.

2. Title
The title "The Things we do for love" is appropriate.

3. Plot
It is a love story written in the form of a diary.
The dates keep changing so you need to keep a track of the story and dates too so that you don't get confused in the middle of the story.

In the end, something really very unexpected happens, which can make you read the story once more just to clear your doubts (If you don't wanna read the whole story, then just wait for some time for the release of its second part).

Otherwise, the whole story is really nice, you can complete the book in two sittings maximum.

MY RATINGS
4.5 out of 5 stars

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