Book Review 21: Something I Never Told You by Shravya Bhinder.





'Something I Never Told You' is a short and sweet love story. The plot is very simple and to some extent clichéd as well. The protagonist Raunak, who is head over heels in love with Adira. He has deep feelings for her but failed to express his love for her. His love is left unrequited as it is unexpressed. The whole story goes on about how much he loves Adira but is unable to confess his love. I found this a bit boring. It was the repetition of the same 'one-sided love saga', where the protagonist is hopelessly in love with an extremely beautiful girl who seems to be way out of his league. The guy still struggles with his deep feelings but cannot express.

The author has developed each the characters really well. Each of them has a unique personality. They might seem to be relatable to some people. The sequence of the story is another aspect in which the author has done a commendable job. The narrative was quite easy and simple. However, there were a few grammatical errors in the story. The story needs very careful editing.

Altogether, 'Something I Never Told You' by Shravya Bhinder is a light read. To all the romantic-fiction lovers, you can give this book a read. You may enjoy it.


My rating : 2.5 of 5 stars.
First Published : February 2018.
Pages : 143
Price : ₹50/- (Kindle Edition)

  I received a review copy of the book in exchange for an honest review. 

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