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Beautiful, beautiful book
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By Ashish Patel, 9/14/2013 10:49:09 AM
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This could be the most beautiful Durjoy Datta novel. The male protagonist is an eighteen year old boy named Deep, who's just adorable. He's also a complete bookworm and wants to be a writer one day. When he's given a chance to go to Hong Kong for a project (internship or such; he's a first year student), he meets a girl, who apart from being pretty, mysterious and sweet, is also blind. Ahana has been blind since she was a child, and is staying at the same hotel Deep is. They become friends quickly.
They travel around the wonderful city of Hong Kong together, Deep being Ahana's eyes, describing everything he sees, and Ahana tells him how she felt when she first visited all of the places with her father. She has been living there for a year now, and adding that to her blindness, she has her own take on every place they visit. It becomes their own adventure, and I felt amazing taking this tour with them!
Words literally came alive, in words of the author. Every thing is so finely described I could see a motion picture running before my eyes. I loved Deep. I loved Ahana. I loved their story.
Already waiting for the next Durjoy Datta book! I'd definitely recommend this book to everyone! I'm sure it will be loved and enjoyed by all. :)
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Hold My Hand
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