Love: It Never Ends | Book Review

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Love: It Never Ends
Author: Gautam Navapara



‘Love: It Never Ends’ by Gautam Navapara is a story of love, friendship and how love is a feeling which happen unexpected. The story revolves around Abhay who is in love with Foram but an unfortunate night sets them apart. That night Foram walks away from his life. What happened that night? Are Foram and Abhay destined to be together? To know more read Love: It Never Ends.

My Thoughts:

The title of the book justifies the whole story. The book actually shows how even when Abhay was not with Foram then too he constantly used to think about her. She just couldn’t get over his feelings for her. The cover page is beautiful.

Characters are very well written. While reading the book I could totally relate to them as we all have been through similar situations in our life. For example, Abhay wanted to be in humanity field but his father wanted him to be in science and do engineering. I loved their friendship how they are there for each other. I loved Aneri a lot how she is there for Abhay and always tries to cheer him up when he is sad. You can actually remember your college days while reading this book especially the friendship between the friends.

Loved the writing style of the author. The book is written in a simple and lucid language. The narration is also beautiful it will keep the readers glued to the book till the end. The plot is also beautiful. I wish the ending would have been a little different but overall I would surely recommend this book to all.

My Rating: 4.5/5


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