Tanya Gupta

100% RECOMMENDED ! I am still reading this and haven't finished it yet but I must say that this book, it changed my perspective on a lot of things and I realized how wrong I was and how I used to think that my knowledge about the world or rather some common issues was mostly right . But man, how wrong I was ! I I never even thought from the perspective discussed in the book and the facts will leave a greatly positive impact on your mind if you read it with concentration and try to relate it with your life. It is a very positive book and the fact that it is based on "FACTS" and not on assumptions just makes it even more righteous. I didn't know that such topics could even interest me in general because whenever I thought about global issues, it just makes me sad and it is kind of upsetting but the way in which data is presented in so many different ways just so others can have a clear picture of " Today's World " in their head , it makes me feel joyous and I just want to finish reading it ASAP but at the same time, I do not want this book to end.

I just finished reading "The Hating Game" and I've mixed feelings about this one. It's told from the female protagonist point of view and I think that she could have been shown a bit more strong in character as she was constantly struggling with her thoughts . Throughout the book , I'd say it was pretty good with few punches here and there and it looked so real like you can imagine all of that happening in real life. But at the end, I somehow felt like Josh (male protagonist ) had complete control from the beginning , it's only that it was revealed afterwards and that if he wanted he could have done it all against Lucy( as it apparently seemed so ). But apart from the detailed opinion, I'd recommend this to anyone who is into 'Enemies to lover trope' and it also has 'No one can touch her except me' vibe though some may disagree on the latter through their perspective.

I just finished reading this one. At first I thought that the pace of the novel was a bit too fast but as I continued reading,it all kinda started making sense to me.The author has done a great job in summing almost the 30 years life of Lily Bloom in what, like 300 pages. She portrayed feminism and through Alyssa( my favourite character btw ) she also showed that women don't need to bring other women down in order to go up. There is plenty of space for all of us and the way she supported Lily, it melted my heart. Even though, it' s a story of almost 30 years of life, the words didn't fail to send a shudder through me and more than once , I felt like crying . Well done , Author Though, I am gonna take away one star from the ratings as I wanted to know more about how the story of Lily and Atlas unfolds. But apart from all, it's a good book. RECOMMENDED