Kartik Mudaliar

The book " Dawn in Florence " is an absolute love story which depicts love at first sight. Leena, a thirty seven years old divorcee and a single mother now heads to Italy for six months for some project. While staying there, in the beautiful city of Italy she falls in love with this handsome man Siddhartha who is happily married and has a child. Her world starts revolving around him and she craves his presence at all the times. Does Siddhartha also falls in love with her ? Is the intensity of love same ? Read this book for all your answers. Leena despite missing her children enjoys in Italy because she was madly and deeply in love. The places of Italy have been perfectly defined by the author in a beautiful way. The book is off at places because there are no much of twists. The narration is simple and plain, yet good for beginners to start with. In my point of view it could have been even more stylish and better. The cover of the book is fantastic and classy. And the title of the book is absolutely perfect. The book is all about love and romance which is the trend. I'd really suggest everyone to read the book.

Commendable work by author for sure. This book is a piece of subtle art and I enjoy such books. The main plot os about a guy who is genuine from his core falls in love with a girl who tends to stay away from love affairs. When you love someone genuinely, you neither can force your love on them nor move on with it, you have to fight for it and win it. But what if you lose, what if the other person is just not ready for it despite all your efforts and love? Read this book to know more. Apart from the main plot, I also enjoyed the sub plot which is friendship, being a college student I related a lot to it without any doubt. The other thing I liked about it was that it was proof read very well and the language was simple. You might ask then why give this book 3 stars and not 5. The reason behind it is uniqueness, yes the concept was a bit unique but the same age old premise, I believe I have read a few similar stories before and if I wouldn't have read them, then definitely it's a 5 star book.