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If_It's_Not_Forever by Durjoy_Datta_&_Nikita_Singh

If_It's_Not_Forever by Durjoy_Datta_&_Nikita_Singh


7/05/2020 10:47PM
This is the next book from those three books which I am currently reading. I came across this book when I was searching PDF books for my friend in Afghanistan. Then I searched it on google, rating was good and also 96% people have liked it already, So I thought what the hell! just read it. This book has been written by my two favorite Indian Novelists Durjoy Datta and the beautiful Nikita Singh. Last year I had read their another shared Novel. It was #Some_one_Like_you, which was incredible. I really loved it. 

Also It's been a long time for me since I read a romantic Novel. Right now I am in page 45. I liked the story let's see what will happen next. I might write the short version of it later on here. Now let's go back to book....

10/05/2020 4:29 AM

  I finished the book

I short I loved the book, it was worth reading. This was entirely about true and selfless love. It was about a couple of young adults. The story teller in this book is Deb. who is boyfriend of Avantika and hopelessly in love with her. Deb has also a best friend and working partner in their publishing house; Shrey. Shrey is a  complete and confident playboy who used to date and break with beautiful girls all the time but through the story he dates an eighteen years old beautiful and bright girl whose name is Tiya.

   So story begins when Deb meets with a tragic blast. It is a huge explosion in New Delhi. He survives but he gets a strong shock from that blast. It gives him a different view about life, he decides to live life differently and tell Avatika that he loves her every chance he gets. After a couple of days of blast finally Deb decides to go to office which he has not since the blast. On the to his office he passes through the place where the explosion occurred, he stay there for a while in a corner looking and imagining wild stuff. He could not take his mind off of the thought that he could have been dead in that blast like many other people. When he gets up to leave for office, a municipality worker; apparently cleaning the mess there hands him a burned diary of someone asked him if it was his. He says yes and takes the diary. This is where the actual story begins. He assumes that the author of the diary must have died in that died in that accident. He reads the diary and feels terribly sorry for the guys who wrote it.

    The diary was burned a couple of pages from both sides so he could not find any address or phone number to submit this to a right person. He reads it over and over again until he memorized it by heart. Apparently the diary was form a guy named Ritam; which he later on finds out, who was hopelessly in love a girl called Ragini. So in this diary he had written about his one sided and quite painful love story. Deb gets some information from reading it, so whom he should contact to find Ragini the love of Ritam's life. Because from the diary he finds out that Ritam never told her about his love for her or confessed ii you will and he has been out of touch with for a long time before his death. He thinks that this might be his redemption to find Ragini and tell her that how much Ritam loved her and what she meant to her. Taking clues from diary he starts his journey from new with his dear and best friend Shrey who thinks that his best friend asked him to go on a road trip with him. They travel with Shrey's car. They first go to Dehradun( North_India), where Tiya Shrey's gorgeous eighteen years old girlfriend joins them. From Dehradun they travel to Banaras( Holy city for Hindu people) here Avankita joins them too. They travel with a car and in some part Shrey and Tiya get a bike for their-selves. The travel forth and back to many places in search of Ragini. During this Novel I thought I was literally travelling to all those breathtaking places. Their  journey takes different and wonderful turns. It is so beautiful to read all those evens and  scenes while picturing it in your mind.

 I am not gonna tell what will happen next and will they find Ragini or not, how the story ends you gotta find out by yourself by reading this beautiful book, with an incredibly easy vocabulary. I did enjoy it a lot and I will recommend it to everyone who wanna read an easy and sweet love story in these lock_down days.

Here are some beautiful lines from this book. 


"Just as she walked past me, I felt the world come a standstill, the birds stopped chirping, the wind stopped blowing and the sun stopped shining..... It was only her, it was only me."

"Caring about what others think is the biggest jail one can put oneself in."

*"Being loved and wanted is the most amazing feeling in the world...it's like a whole new experience."

"When you're in love, it's meant for life, isn't it?"

"Avantika: 'Do I look happy when I am asleep?'
Deb: 'Yes, you do.'
Avantika: 'Then I'm sure I'm dreaming about you'...

These little things are what make my life worth living."

link for the book 

All the best!







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