Deepthi Rajan

I love it when films use Rashomon technique. Isn't it interesting to see the same story, the same incidents, when two people narrate it from their points of view? And you get to decide what is true and what is false? That feeling of being the judge is what you get after you finish reading the second book of the series. Good work!

I loved the style of narration. The book is written in the form of a journal which makes the readers understand the character in their own ways. What made me wonder was how a man could write something like this from a girl's perspective! The tone of the book made me feel like reading my own diary when I was in my teens.

My Dad's Funeral is my favourite book in the series. You become so curious that you won't be able to put it down till you finish it. And the ending is awesome!