1722nd BLOG POST -->>
As you guys are aware that I do
not often fall for e-books considering the strain it causes to my eyes but
still I keep trying some of them because for books, I can give away my eyes
too. Haha! Well, sorry for the bad joke. Today, the e-book which we are about
to talk is Sameera Kotta’s “Beyond what meets the eye”. Considering that the
authoress is a debutante, this 165-pages book is very well edited and kept up to
the mark without dragging it to the boring level which many debutante end up
doing in the passion of writing as much as possible in their first book itself.
The two things which attracted me towards this book were the cover page and the
title of the book. It is very necessary for the debutante to come up with a
little different perspective when they write their first book and I am
impressed that Sameera has been able to qualify in this aspect as her story is
not the regular stuff which people are writing these days.
Sameera’s writing style is simple
which makes it easy for new readers who are just starting with books to
complete the book within a sitting or two. Sameera has kept her book so
well-edited as I have already mentioned above that it doesn’t make you want to
skip any sentence or paragraph. Every word in the book takes the story ahead.
The best part about Sameera’s writing is her characterization. Right from the
protagonist, Majnu’s character to Varsha’s character including Soumya’s cameo,
all of which is covered so nicely that you are able to connect with each one of
them. The struggle of people living without parents, the students studying
tough subjects like medicals etc, the pain they go through because of the tough
past they have been subscribed to, the revenge that they want to take going out
of their way etc. is very well handled through characters.
Talking about the drawbacks of
the story, I would say that author could have worked little more on developing
the twists and turns in the book. Though the book is written in a manner where
certain suspense’s are held up and revealed at some certain point trying to
maintain the thrilling aspect of the story, but still, they are unable to make
the reader jump off their seat or stagnancy of mind. If the book is supposed to
be a thriller involving murders, death, goof-ups etc, it should be chilling and
frightening. Overall, I would rate this book 3 star out of 5. Having good
expectations from the authoress in the future.
Thanks.
ABHILASH RUHELA!!!
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