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OSCAR FOR LOVING, GRAMMY FOR NOT

Hello BookLovers!!

 Today, we'll be talking about the book "Oscar For Loving, Grammy For Not" by Priyadeep Kaur.

 BLURB:
Sita chose to wait for her Rama for years. Radha chose not to be one of the queens of Krishna. Draupadi chose to be the wife of five. But Meera chose to be the devotee of just One. Life is ruled by our choices. And, these choices hold the ultimate reins to everything our life depends on. These choices twist everybody’s life in this story.
Udi is a force to reckon with. She is a strong and independent young woman who rules her emotions. Then Garv happens… the sweet, innocent and romantic man rock her by the roots, and she is found treading down the paths that she had never vouched for herself. Her best friends, Rupali and Siddharth, are the only people she ever leans on. Rupali and Siddharth’s love story was a mistake from the start. Siddharth loves her with all his heart, but she has other desires, which leads her to her downfall, dragging Siddharth along.
In this gamble of self-made choices, will Udi be found struggling to control her life? Will Garv stood up and make a choice? Will their choices by worth it? Read Oscar For Loving, Grammy For Not! Delve into the lives of Udi, Garv, Siddharth, and Rupali, and find an inspiration to be strong, to find love, to maintain the friendship, and to find the strength to live your life again… no matter what happens!

 ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
A hot-selling published author at 19, Priyadeep is a name in Indian contemporary writing whose work has been recognised by the Indian Prime Minister. Her writing provides a rich lens into the contemporary semi urban landscape of Indian youth. Priyadeep is fast emerging as one of the richest young voices in Indian contemporary writing.
She says that she started reading bestselling books, classic fictions by international bestselling authors as well as some best romance fiction novels, young adult fiction novels by Indian authors like Durjoy Datta, Ravinder Singh in her teenage. She really likes fiction mythology and fantasy novels too.

 MY REVIEW:
Cover:
The cover of the book is beautiful and attractive.
It looks like a book cover which is designed very professionally and is catches readers' attention in seconds.

 Title:
The title of the book is appropriate and catchy.

 Plot:
A fast-paced story based on love, friendship, trust and all the other adjectives of friendship.
The main characters are Udi and Garv.
Udi hates bullets but does what her heart says.
Garv loves bullets and is preparing for IIM.
Other characters are well built and support the story really well.
"Oscar for loving, Grammy for not" is a different and unique story which is a light read and everyone can read it because of its simple language.

 RATINGS:
4 out of 5 stars

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