You Adored, Me Ignored

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📚 Book Review


Title : You Adored, Me Ignored

Author : Ambalika 

Language : English 

Edition : Paperback 

Pages : 132


💫 The story is about a young, intelligent and ambitious girl Anam. She belonged to the Archarya clan in which the people hold high posts. But she is still struggling with her career. One day she gets a break at the film festival and then starts her interesting story. 


💫 Initially I found the story quite slow at but gradually it started to pick up pace. The story has all the elements that to make it an interesting read. The story gets intense and tricky towards the end. It is a mystery thriller which keeps the readers engrossed till the end. The characters are well developed. The language used is simple and easy. It can be enjoyed by people of all age groups. The book cover is quite attractive with the picture of a modern girl. The title is catchy. I enjoyed the story very much.


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