The Diary of My Love | Book Review

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The Diary of My Love

Author: Deesha Sangani

Pages: 166



 'The Diary of My Love' by Deesha Sangani is a book that revolves around Anushkaa and Ayush. Anushkaa is a passionate girl who wants to achieve great things in her life and she is dedicated to her. Ayush is a really sweet guy for whom it was love at first sight when he saw Anushkaa. But, Ayush always used to think too much about everything and Anushkaa too was in a relationship with Sahil and hence they could never really share what they felt about each other. Soon, Ayush gets married to Riya and Anushkaa moves back to Pune after a while. Things were going on for Anushkaa until one day she gets in touch with Ayush when she learns a lot has happened in this period and changed in their life. Soon they start talking with each other but will Anushkaa and Ayush be able to express their feelings for each other? Are they destined to be together or will destiny take over its decision for them? To know read 'The Diary of My Love'.


My Thoughts:

The plot is well written and after reading this book that one thing will surely click to the readers and that is that we sometimes overthink about what others will think. Sometimes it is very important to think and talk over things so that we get a clear picture of what we actually want and what the others person thinks. This has been nicely put forward by the author.

The characters are well developed and relatable. I liked the friendship between Karan and Anushkaa they are always there for each other and even during difficult times they made sure that the other one is doing fine. I also loved how strong Anushkaa is even when there were rumours going around about Ayush she never judged him and lateron too she was a great support to him.

Language is simple and lucid. The narration is done beautifully. I liked how the author has inculcated glimpses of the diary which makes the story even more relatable and feels as if we know the character for a long time.

The book cover is beautiful and apt to the plot. The title of the book is also apt to the plot.

Overall, it was a beautiful read at times it was emotional too.

Rating: 5/5

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