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was a lovely book, Spoke a lot about friendship and love, Simple yet interesting. I personally loved this book, Be it for its language, or the sense of humour in between,or its intersting story line,

It all starts with a teenage girlKalindhi Mishra recovering from an accident, Her memories are erased and she is a new born girl ofyears, She met her friends after the incident, but they decided to hide one info as a secret,

And the protagonist suffers from the personality change, She is no more the same person that was she before the accident, It make things all more difficult for here,

How does her friends get alond with her What is that secret her friends chose to lie Does she find it out What happens to her old relationship What is she now All these question make you turn the pages even faster

Most important question how did she get into the accident Know all these things from the book.
And the main thing the author conveys is " You don't need a past to create a futute, your present self is enough" I will give this Book a.
stars. . Till now I hv only read Nikita Singh's Collaborative works with DUrjoy Dutta which I enjoyed quite a lot, . but reading her Independent work, you can come across her shortcomings as a Writer,
She is good at Storywriting but sucks at adding Charm amp humor to it,

Plot: Kalindi loses her memory in an Accident which is not properly revealed even after the book comes to an end.
She is afraid this will destroy her life, Her family amp friends help her through this ordeal,

Listing Pros amp Cons of this Book below:

Pros:
Fresh Intriguing Plot amp Story,
Great Characterisation.
Excellent Narration.

Cons:
Sense of Humor is not sprinked at all,
The CLimax disappoints amp suddenly you come to your senses that the author has dodged explaining the plot on which this book is based on.

Lots of loose ends for eg : Kalindi suddenly is good at Maths which before accident she used to suck at, The author didn't bother justifying this,
The makeout scenes are gross amp cheap,

Conclusion: Breezy Good novel with Confused Climax, Kalindi Mishra has just escaped from a lifetaking accident and thus loses her memory and finds herself amidst of confusion, She finds it difficult to adapt to her past life and being her older self, Though her family and friends are supportive of her, she senses something fishy with her friends, Catching up with her old friends, she realises how much of a brat she had been and goes on to dislike her friends, who she realises, resemble her older self.
Soon, she finds herself attracted to Harsh, the biggest nerd and geek in her class and whom she had always made fun of.
They become friends and she stands up to her friends who confront her about the same, The rest of the story focuses on their friends, betrayal and love,

I have always been a fan of Nikitha Singh's novel and have cherished her every book, This books follows put. The story is told from Kalindi's perspective, The language is simple and easy, Though the story is correctly paced, towards the end, the author has rushed which is clearly visible, The little humour and sarcasm in each pages is what is the success of the book, The characterisation is good. The reader may like Kalindi right from the start, The way her character shapes up is the highlight of the book

full review onsitelink wordpress. co I think the underlying message was that one must unlearn, . . But maybe I am reading too much into it as the author has kept the story simple and for teenagers, I didn't really like it in the terms of the story it just didn't feel like a good Nikita Singh book, Anyway, a good one time read, Just a teenage read.
Little spoilers:

The book has nothing about how Kalindi met with the accident, She doesn't even get her memory back, It's plainly teenage school drama and romance, Nothing spl. just a time pass read, So, take the characters from the movie "The Vow", make sure they are younger aged as you are writing YA genre and put the characters in Indian society as your target audience is Indian readers.

Boom!
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Although Im not a huge fan of Nikita Singhs writing but I decided to pick this book for two reasons, a I had a Flipkart voucher which means that I didnt actually waste my money on it and I had planned to buy many books and b I was expecting her to improve since the first book that I read by her was written some two or three years ago.

So I completed this book in two days as its an easy read, The book starts with a hospital scene where the protagonist finds out that shes lost her memory, From that point on, the reader steps into her life, The basic plot is that a seventeen year old has lost her memory and now, she has to deal with her studies and her relationships with others.
Thats it. You start reading this book expecting it to be interesting but it turns out to be a normal story, in the end.
You never get to know about the accident or how she lost her memory, Its about Kalindis relationship with her parents and her friendship with the socalled coolest group of the class,
I didnt find anything interesting in it, The writing is easy. Its more like a chick lit than young adult, At some places, the situations are exaggerated, Yes, exaggerated. So, its like you can skip twothree lines ,while reading, in every paragraph,

The end is well,what should I say disappointing,

Youre reading the story and then, you find out that this was the end and youre like “wait, what Thats where it ends Really” Well, I was expecting something good but its just an ordinary story.


Well, I was thinking that her writing has improved, But sadly, it hasnt even with the plagiarized plot, Actual Rating.!
Decent Book. Different story line. Gripping till the end.

Though the book does not have a lasting effect, still makes well for a weekend read, When it comes to author I didn't read her book for the first time, though I like "if it's not forever" more, this book has its own simple yet sweet story to get along with.
But the only thing missing was mystery behind accident of kalindi was not revealed till the end, That's whystars. Reinventing yourself is harder when you dont remember who you were

Seventeenyearold Kalindi wakes up in hospital with no recollection of how she got there.
But that's not the only thing she doesn't remember: Her whole memory has been wiped clean, How The doctors can only speculate,

Kalindi doesnt know what happened to her andworseshe doesnt know who she is, She enters her own life as if for the first time, Feeling like an invader, she meets her parents, friends and boyfriend, Everybody says her life was perfect, but she's having a hard time accepting who she was, and the kind of person she wanted to be.
Shes also got boards to passbut she doesnt remember anything she learned! And the recurrent nightmares don't make it any easier,

Nobody knows what happened to her,

Can she have a peaceful present and future, without a past Can she just live in the here and now Actual .
but I'll round it up because I'm nice,







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At first I was like







But affter few pages with Kalindi miSra its like








Its a request to NIkita Singh, that stop trying to make us cry, ok.



I. Am. A. Freaking. Mess.








whatever, still i want to say something about the character HARSH, to me he is the real hero, who really stand by Kalindi in his bad phase, even he show the way to life to enjoy, he was an eye opener for her




the time when Kalindi was angry but could not say him that she loves him, that was really touchy,








But the ending was predictable but i would love this book more if it will end it like this, :


If you are a teenager wasting your life on stupid romance, drugs, alcohol, unnecessary partying, etc thinking it's going to make you the cool kid in school this novel is a recommended read.
If you not, find a better book to read,

My / Very lame end of the story, disappointing at the end of the story Easy and quick read, The storyline is really interesting with the narrative style, Average book and easy read, Didnt find anything interesting. The end is really disappointing, I have read Nikita Singh's collaborative works with Durjoy Dutta which I enjoyed quite a lot, But she sucks at her independent work, Well, I was thinking that her writing has improved after I read 'The Promise', But sadly, it hasnt. Easy and simple read, but not very interesting, Loss of memory and change in personality could have created a good drama but this story doesn't explore much, Read for the Around the Year inBooks Reading Challenge task:books related to "Past, Present, Future" Bookpresent I would like to answer a question that author has written on the front page.
Yes, It's possible to live without a past, Furthermore, I'd like to rephrase it "It's possible to learn from past, Enjoy the present and Look forward for the future, " This is the message that I have learned from it, Besides, Giving up isn't an option, it's our obligation to try that all matters, Is It Possible to live without a past
The concept sounds interesting but the plot doesn't make much wonders! Anyway, it's Okay amp Quick Read! The theme of the book was very interesting but as I delved into the book, my enthusiasm started fading and it became a normal teenage drama.
I wanted to read more about the protagonists life other than her love affair but to my disappointment, there wasnt much, sitelinkRead my full review. This is the first one which I read of nikita singh and m really impressed by her writing style, . I love the way she express, .
When I first heard about this book from my bff I thought the topic is damn interesting but don't know if the novel will be that interesting because many time they failed

in accomplishing the goal and the feel of the story but now i am glad that I read it.
. It's simply amazing. . Will look forward for other books of Nikita Singh,