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BOOK REVIEW: WHEN OPPOSITES MEET

WHEN OPPOSITES MEET

                                        


AUTHOR: SACHIN GARG

PUBLISHER: HARLEQUIN

GENRE: ROMANTIC COMEDY

PUBLICATION DATE: 25 OCTOBER, 2017

FORMAT: PAPERBACK

PAGES COUNT: 216

GOODREADS RATING: 3.94/5

MY RATING: 4/5

PLOTLINE:

Ritwika Dua suffers from severe muscle atrophy, a condition which has made her arms and leg abnormally skinny and has left her with not enough strength to do much. Chetan Jadhav is a national-level athlete who has been suspended by the National Anti-Doping Agency under the allegation of taking banned substances to enhance his performance.

  

Indu Dua is Ritwika’s mother, a divorcee, who is an highly ambitious women and works as an counselor at a NGO. Lokesh Nair is a Professor in Ritwika’s college, also known to be as a reclusive researcher, who rarely comes out of his laboratory to give lectures.



Jayant  Arora is the third member of the Dua household, who is RItwika’s cousin. He is a quiet boy and has made himself estranged from others after his parents passed away in an accident. Aditi Sharma, is a lively girl, always keen on doing something to make her famous. Her dream is to become the country’s biggest YouTube star.



Riwika and Chetan are Physically opposite.



Indu and Lokesh are socially opposite.


Jayant and Aditi are emotionally opposite.

What happens when the opposites meet? Read the book to find it out.


MY REVIEW:
When Opposites Meet is the story of three couples, who are contrary to each other in three different ways.

When Opposites Meet is not like a typical love story. The uniqueness in the love stories was remarkable, and this was something which I really liked about this novel. All the characters have been well depicted and the author has given a very detailed description of each of the characters. Narration has been simple and smooth throughout, and the quirky dialogues, definitely stands out the most. Language has been plain and lucid, although there were a few editing mistakes, it can be ignored. The story was neither very fast-paced, nor very slow, but it does keep the reader on the edge of their seat.


Overall, I would say that 'When Opposites Meet' is a feel-good kind of a story. I really enjoyed reading the book, and would definitely recommend to all the readers.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR:


Sachin Garg is a bestselling author, popular speaker and serial entrepreneur based out of Mumbai. He has written articles for Huffington Post and Scroll.in and has been featured in most leading newspapers and magazines. He has also spoken at numerous Indian and International forums like South Asia Media Summit (Islambad), TEDx (Allahabad) and several IITs and IIMs.

*I received a copy of the book from the Bookfever Team in exchange for an honest and unbiased review* The author information has been taken from Amazon.in.

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