My Happily Ever After | Book Review

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My Happily Ever After
Author: Sanjay Sharma
Pages: 180




                ‘My Happily Ever After’ by Sanjay Sharma is a book that revolves around Keshav Dixit and Aditi Kohli. Keshav Dixit is a small town boy who is very studious who gets admitted to a reputed engineering college in Delhi on the persistence of his parents however he dreams of becoming a best-seller/reputed author sometime in future. Aditi Kohli is from Delhi and she too gets admitted to the same college as Keshav and her story is also somewhat similar to him she dreams of becoming a successful singer someday. All was going well for Keshav he is topping each semester exam when all of a sudden Aditi comes in his life and it was love at first sight for him. Soon, Keshav plans to admit his feelings to Aditi but she is very adamant and tells him that she doesn’t believe in such things and that they should concentrate on their careers. Keshav again tries to convince his feelings for her but will accept Keshav’s love? What will happen if Aditi refuses to accept Keshav’s feeling for her? To know more read ‘My Happily Ever After’.

My Thoughts:

                The plot is simple but very inspiring. We normally see people heartbroken and then they forget about their dreams. Keshav’s journey from a topper in the beginning and his struggle later in life is very inspiring.  The narration is also done beautifully.

                The characters are well-developed and totally relatable. I totally loved Keshav’s parents how they motivate him during his hard times and gives him the freedom to do what he wants. I at first didn’t like Aditi as I felt she was a bit too selfish but it all justifies in the end. The emotions are portrayed very well.

                The language is simple and lucid and readers can easily go through the book.

                The book cover is simple and the title of the book is apt to the story.

Overall, I would say that it was a good read and I would surely recommend it to all.

My Rating: 4/5

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