Book Review (A Drop of You) by Towards Literature

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Book: A Drop of You
Author: Krishna Chhetri

Rating: 4.7 ✨

"Loving, With or Without You". I don't know whether anyone notice this ravishing quote or not. I even don't know, whether anyone notice or just notice (Understand the beauty of these words) but I want to have an attention of author that his efforts didn't ruin as I notice this quote and understand as well. This quote is yelling that I'm loving you in your presence as well as in absence. There's no border, condition to love. Along with this beautiful quote, every stuff of cover is icing on the cake to this novel. Author invites all the readers to explore that Forever love; is it a myth or a reality? (On the back cover of novel) But he has already criticized this statement (On the front cover of this novel by above written quote). I'm sorry to said but I should tell that author did a Blunder. Blunder!!!! Yes blunder; with its grammar, with its meaning which may ultimately impose a negative impression on readers. Yes, I'm talking about the statement is written on the back cover, "Forever Love; it....". As this statement is the major attraction of novel also it is the central theme of novel, atleast this should be written error-free. Cover is designed in such beautiful way that it itself is revealing the whole story. Let me move towards story, it is a love story based on love triangle. You may find that it is reflecting "Love, Aaj Kal". Childhood friend loves to her friend, that friend is in love with other girl and all. Novel is flourishing with the fragrance of lovely, friendly, emotional and painful moments. The presence of short poems makes it more captivating. You should read this book to feel the warmth of emotions, to know the eternity of love and most importantly, to find the answer of the statement, "Forever Love; Is it a myth or a reality?" Overall, a beautiful read. Waiting for author's next.
Recommendation: Yes

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