When Love Came Calling (Printed Author Signed Copy)

At first, I didn't like redirection the novel was taking, but as the story progressed, I saw your point. A brilliant novel in teenage rebellion, parent/ child relationship and young love.

HERE IS THE DETAILED REVIEW OF THIS PROMINENT WORK OF THE AUTHOR-"A ship in harbor is safe, but that is not what ships are built for." - JOHN A. SHEDD.The book starts with this tag line which impreses it's readers a lot.And I read it in one stretch.The story deals with PUJA, fiery, confused and on the spot decision making girl, and ARUSH, on the other hand, a studious and shy boy, belongs from the UK. The story divided into 64 parts or sections and reflects a harsh part of our conservative society, which is to chase your parents' dreams tremendously without thinking about yourself.It describes beautifully KERALA and talks about our rich heritage culture, which was completely vanished by the BRITISH'S as they claimed they gave us the education system, railways, and many more things, but how can they ruin a whole culture, as India is not a country.The story shows beautifully our rich heritage of India. In one book you will find Love, Rage, Teasing, Dreams, Family View, and many more aspects of our daily life. So, grab a copy of this lovely book and definitely go for it.This also reflects how the family is important for everyone in his entire life. It shows all ups and down with family of younger generation.I will not write all summary of this beautiful and mindblowing work of the Author.In last, I'll give this book 5 points out of 5, as it is a fabulous out-standing work of the Author.Go and get a copy and read this beautiful work.Thank you.If you like my review then press the HELPFUL button.But, first-time AMAZON send me a very bad packaging since 2017. Kindly pay attention to it.

I pre ordered the book in March and was very eager to read and it was worth waiting as this story is really good.. there was no second thought about the book as it's by Preeti Shenoy, one of the best author.. and the book reached the expectation. It was so good I finished it in a day and wished it continued as I didn't want it to end. It tells about teenage love, importance of family and how important it is to express our feelings with our family.. finally it's again a best one by Preeti Shenoy. Thanks for the wonderful book and keep inspiring us readers🥰

Don't read the book unless you want to waste your time. I ordered this book after seeing the author's insta stories (which was my misunderstanding). It's story is just another typical Indian one. you better know whom am i talking about. I don't understand why do our authors fail. Don't expect anything touching from this book. it contains impossible plotting in a way to impress our young generation.Everything has been portrayed perfect. Protagonists are rich, have lavish life, excellent dress sense, good looking, their stupid plans succeed every time. Parents are careless initially but all of a sudden, their eyes get opened because of an incident, which again involves an almost impossible idea and lots of money.well.. I again say... choice is yours. If you already love her writing or RS's you will probably not get disappointed out of this.

*Deep breath*It's been a while since I read Preeti Shenoy's books and I had to wait for the past 4 months to get my hands on this.Puja is a 19 year old rebel who's being sent into a rural location for a project during her summer vacay. Her family is full of super achievers, which has set bars extremely high for her. But Puja is different.Arush is a 20 year old guy who had been raised in the UK without any exposure to the Indian land (not to an extent that he knows nothing about it). He studies art and has travelled to India for the first time to take part in various projects for his academics. They meet at a camp, develop feelings and things go pretty smooth until something totally unexpected happens. What happens post that ?The book not just talks about love but also deals with a major issue - negligence, which is pretty common in households where both the parents tend to be extremely busy. However, this book addresses the issue in perspective of an upper class hh.There are a lot of things which would seem extremely improbable or let's say, HIGHLY unlikely (atleast in my household), but I had to convince myself how it "could" happen in other societies, else I wouldn't have enjoyed the book as such. Love maybe makes one do crazy things.What's the most important thing to be noted here is that, how parents neglecting or failing to understand their children's feelings would result in horrible consequences. I'd recommend this to any parent. There wasn't any graphic content which makes it totally okay for you to recommend this to your parents (The awkwardness is spared).You would've known by now how I literally love Arush but that was half way through the book. Once we come to the ending, it low-key fades. But he's lovely.I really wish there was more portions of romance between those two cuz the title legit is about love.Shanthi Chechi was such a lovely character with a disturbing past and it just inspires me to be as strong as her, despite what the situation would be. Puja's dad and Jenna are the characters one would definitely love.Deffo a great read for any age. I'd love a sequel.

A young romance, this is about a couple from different countries who discover their true selves with each other. Aarush is a talented artist who’s selected to visit India for an exchange program where he meets Puja, a bubbly effervescent girl who’s lost about her future. While their chemistry evolves, the other characters and their relationships with each other and the protagonists roles out.A breezy novel, this is much more than just a regular romance story. It’s also about their relationships with others- family, siblings, friends, and their perspectives. Every character’s thought process comes to the fore as they narrate from their view point; and that adds more dimensions to this story.The writing is simple and reader friendly, I’m first person, coming straight from the central characters. The authors describes what each feels in their own words, while elaborate on the what and why beautifully. The layers in each character come through as you proceed with the novel.Overall, a nice quick read with a bit to retrospect on. Happy reading!