Once Upon a LUV | Book Review

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Once Upon a LUV
Author: Vishal Anand



                ‘Once upon a LUV’ is a story of a girl named Bhumi who is living with her father, stepmother and stepbrother. Bhumi is a simple girl most of her life revolves around her school and studies but she also loves to read especially poems written by Veer Pratap Singh. This liking towards his poems later turns into love with Veer Pratap Singh too.  She sends letters to Veer Pratap Singh but never gets a reply from him. On the other hand, Veer keeps all the letters from safely in a file marked as Fan but he also admires this young fan of his and thinks of her as intelligent and sensitive. Then one day they finally see each other for the first time and they fall in love with each other. But their relationship had to face many unforseen circumstances. Will they get over these unforseen circumstances? How do they get together after getting over these circumstances? To know more read Once Upon a LUV

My Thoughts:

The characters are relatable. I loved the character of Veer who tries to do everything in his capacity to give Bhumi a better life. The author has given time to develop each character and has also given us a brief idea about the thinking and life that the characters lead which makes them more real and hence readers can relate more to them.

The plot is written beautifully and the story will keep the readers engaged till the end of the book. The pace was of the story was a bit slow at the beginning but as the story gets ahead the pace gets fast and interesting.

The narration is done beautifully. The description of the different places, landscapes is done with minute details which feels as if we are there at the place.

The language is simple and lucid and the readers will get through the book easily.

The coverpage is beautifully and gives us some idea about the story. The title of the book is also apt to the story.

Overall, I enjoyed reading this book and would surely recommend it to all especially people who love reading romance novels.

My Rating: 4.5/5

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