I am someone who believes in completely reading a book, cover to cover, no matter how boring and insipid the book happens to be. Fortunately for me, I have seldom come across such boring books in my life. But this book is the first that I am dropping without completing and, hopefully, will remain the last too. Absolutely stupid, crappy and melodramatic writing!
If such senseless writing is called a best-seller, I pity the depravity that plagues the minds of people who 'enjoy' such books. I couldn't stomach it beyond 16 pages, and the following lines, in page 18 or so made me feel that I have had enough reading this crap - "I had heard from friends that degree colleges were like a girl's skirt. Men just want to see what is under it. Is the view nice? Is the service good?"
Really, Sudeep Nagarkar??? Will you be happy to share such writing with the women in your family and friends??? Dafuq!
'Few Things Left Unsaid' is a book best left unread! :-(
Your review is on point. Couldn't agree more myself. And none of the emotions in the book feel real. Stupid choice of words, horrible flow of narration and no storyline.
ReplyDeleteHonestly I felt like throwing up reading the pages and plot-line. Cheap titillation and melodrama were visible right from page one. This was a gift from a friend and that's the only reason I didn't throw the book into the gutter.
DeleteYour review is on point. Couldn't agree more myself. And none of the emotions in the book feel real. Stupid choice of words, horrible flow of narration and no storyline.
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