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It's Not Right But It's Okay
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Author
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Anuj Tiwari
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Publisher
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NA
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Language
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English
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ISBN No.
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Availability
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Available
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No Of Pages
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196
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Description:
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The book covers the story of a girl Angira, who has had her heart broken recently. She lives with a loving family and often surrounded by caring friends who are constantly trying to help her move on. In the story, Angira by chance meets Ved, who is a popular footballer of his college. Ved is a fun-loving and genuine guy, but due to the heart-breaking past Angira finds it difficult to trust him. However, they still form a strong and unexpected bond for which they are ready to risk everything they have.
The story revolves around exes, previous heartbreak and the impacts of past relationships on present. The plot goes on like a collection of beautiful moments—both sweet and bitter. Every reader, especially the youngsters, are going to somehow relate to the story. The way characters in the story experience certain incidents from their eyes and start imagining about past incidents is something that keeps the reader engaged throughout the story.
This book is basically a light read that revolves around love and friendship. It is not intense, but a decent composition that is good for reading on a casual weekend to fill up few lazy hours. It will be quite appealing for the younger audience, as in twenties people experience such incidents that are full of hopes, fears and dreams.
The story of Angira and Ved keeps the reader tied till the end. The ending gives a striking message that says, ’ “if we have a past that we aren’t particularly proud of, it doesn’t mean that we can’t have a promising future.” It’s an uplifting story, one that would leave reader with some lessons that s/he would remember for a lifetime.
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