Your Home is in my Heart | Book Review

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           'Your Home is in my Heart' by Neka Shah is a heartwarming story about two families the Gundechas and the Kanakias. Both these families have been friends with eachother for over a decade now but now with our Protagonists Jeevika and Shivaay this friendship is about to be turned into a relationship. Just when everything felt like correct life turns upside down for Jeevika and Shivaay and they are forced to part ways. Admist all this there are some family members who really want the best for both but will it be possible for  misunderstandings to be resolved? Will they finally overcome all the hurdles and be together? To know more 'Your Home is in my Heart'.

What I liked about the book:

• This is a really unique book in itself wherein we get to see pictures also a special playlist curated according to the scenes of the story

• As the title of the book suggests it is a story wherein we really get to experience love which surpasses all the things around Jeevika and Shivaay

• The language is simple and lucid. The characters were well developed. Readers would get to experience a whole Rollercoaster of emotions from friendship, love, misunderstanding, separation and many more.

            However, at some point after reading the book I felt like the story is predictable and also with a little touch of Bollywood movie kind of story. But it is quite an enjoyable story and one will surely  be able to relate to the emotions that the characters are going through.

              Overall, it was a really good read.

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