Book review : Diary of a Whimsical Lover

Book review :

Diary of a Whimsical Lover is a beautiful and mature love 💕 story. Where they meet they love but they were confused and had other priorities as well. Along with these two, more characters are interesting and give life to the story.

A guy named Gaurav studies in Canada and later struggles for a job and life there. In between he comes across a beautiful girl Maya, who is also a student, but she is living with family, while Gaurav is alone there. Being Indians, they get to know each other. At times, Gaurav gets close to her while renting out at her home but the girl is different, I would say unpredictable and may be not thinking about love all the time as compared to the guy.

Gaurav is an introvert and a philosopher. As an introvert, I can feel the emotions, he carries through with him. It's not easy to open up to someone, even if he falls in love. Maya, deep down knows that Gaurav loves her and she also have love and cares for him, but circumstances made them choose love or a career in their relationship.

The love is portrayed as soft and fragile as hope. Gaurav’s writing is lucid, at par with standards of soft romance. He successfully managed to kindle a spark of love through his innate language usage. The nuisances of trivial things, tidbit chats, tiny hangouts – all captured in a contemporarily style.

I loved reading this book full of rollercoaster of emotions. I recommend this book to shy silent people who fell in love irrespective of any outcome.

Happy Reading!

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