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Everything I never told you review!!

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Everything I Never Told You 

🌟My rating - 4/5🌟


💖The book "Everything I never told you" is a great book written by Ajay K Pandey.

In Association with @kharidobechobooks 

🌟This book revolves around four main characters Roshan(Father) , Anuj(Son), Manisha( Late mother) & Soha( lost love of Roshan).

🌟The story is narrated in the perspective of Roshan and Anuj talking about the past and connecting it with the present.

🌟The Story begins with Roshan being a single parent asking his son's opinion on marrying his long lost love Soha.

🌟But Anuj hates Soha for no reason as he is not able to accept her in place of his beloved mother who left him at a young age due to Cancer.
✨Will Roshan convince his Son for marrying Soha? Will Anuj accept her as his mother?✨

💖The first half explains about how Roshan was seperated from Soha because of their difference in religion being Hindu and Muslim.

💖The second half brings out the spirituality and the emotions of a mother who is on a death bed who writes letters for her son giving him certain tasks on his 18th birthday in order to let him understand about the meaning of each religion on how and why they are practiced in different ways.

💖The end reveals "Everything that she never told". The impact of his mother's last wish on Anuj finally lets him decide what to do next!

✨Did Anuj complete his tasks his mother left for him? Did he get to know about all religious practices? Is their only one supreme god? What happens next? ✨
🤞Read for more answers!!🤞

✨This book brings out spirituality, father-son bond, longingness for mother's affection, etc .

✨The title is an apt choice which holds indepth meaning.

✨The narration was excellent, leaving no clues and no doubts.

✨The author has done a strong attempt in talking about the religions and its practices leaving no injustice to them.

✨Overall it was an amazing spiritual read with tears at some places. A must read book of the year. 🤞Give it a read!! 🤞

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  1. indiacafe24January 3, 2021 at 9:51 PM

    Point wise review is something I am reading for the first time. Very Interesting way

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  2. SejutiJanuary 3, 2021 at 10:57 PM

    I read this book some days ago. I agree with everything you said. Great point wise review.

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  3. AnonymousJanuary 4, 2021 at 12:57 AM

    Awesome 👍

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  4. KesuJanuary 4, 2021 at 5:58 AM

    Heard so much about this book recently. Loved the way you put up the review. Will try to give it a read.

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  5. Savitha AnandJanuary 4, 2021 at 6:49 AM

    Have been seeing this book all over lately... I like the way you have reviewed it... adding it to my tbr

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  6. Savitha AnandJanuary 4, 2021 at 6:49 AM

    Have been seeing this book all over lately... I like the way you have reviewed it... adding it to my tbr

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  7. SoumiJanuary 4, 2021 at 7:20 AM

    I've read "The Unexpected gift" and want to explore more of his works.

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  8. Magical BookLushJanuary 4, 2021 at 7:29 AM

    This is a very nice review...detailed and thorough. Great post🤗🤗💖.

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  9. Varsha Dubey.January 4, 2021 at 11:54 AM

    Read this book in December 2020 and I agree with your points review

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  10. Varsha Dubey.January 4, 2021 at 11:56 AM

    Read this book in December 2020 and I agree with the points you mentioned. Nicely penned down review

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