Blurb: It’s all about Abhishek and Meghna, two
teenagers in a fast paced world and highly advanced technologies, Facebook,
that they knew each other and in due course of time they fell in love
unexpectedly.
Abhishek, a student of
St Orient High School, never believed in relationships as to him real love
never happened in this world. He was a career-oriented boy who always remained
busy with his own life.
Meghna, a student of
Ashu Memorial School for Girls, was a charming young girl who never trusted
boys as she had lost faith in then due to a betrayal.
Two worlds in two
persons, where relationship gets stronger, they were devoted and were truly in
love. It’s about their story who were firm, pure and filled with immense love
yet they were engulfed with their personal conflicts.
The next part deals
with psychological setback of Abhishek and how he overcomes it.
The story deals with
love, relationships and break ups.
Verdict: ‘I, Me
& Her Forever’ is the debut book of Pritam Banerjee. This book is a full-on
love story which deals with the ups and downs a relationship faces and how the
couples handles the sequences.
The name itself indicates that this book is going to be a
full fledge love story. The blurb and the cover will definitely drag those
readers who are searching for a romantic novel. But I believe the book can be
design in a better way though I love the quality of the book.
The author has chosen a difficult narrating style in his
debut book. I will not say that he had done proper justice to the style because
he couldn’t dodge the flaws of this style. Throughout the whole story the
author has concentrated only on the two protagonists and haven’t gave any
significant role to any other character which seems a bit boring after few
chapters. The author lacks maturity in his writing style. I believe the quality
of the English could be improved if the book was written in a more patient way.
The characterizations are also quite common and can be found
in any regular romantic novels. A guy who doesn’t believes in true love and a
girl who has lost his faith in boys, nothing irregular. Even the description
styles are clichéd too.
The story line is good and any reader can easily say that
this story is based on a real life. I loved the beginning when the author was
introducing the characters but got confuse with numerous useless characters. As
the story moves on and Abhishek (the male protagonist) and Meghna (the female protagonist)
gets into the relationship the books starts to become a bit boring. All the
chapters almost tells the same story where sometime they fought and patch up
with same enthusiasm and sometime they spent a memorable time together. Though
the book ends in a good note and I think reader will love the ending part. The
readers can see how a relationship forms in this time of Facebook and Orkut,
what they have to face because of theirs personal and academic complications
and how they overcome all difficulties and come out smiling.
The narrating style and the quality of the language is the
main flaw of the book. Grammatical errors and editing errors were also
disturbing the flow of the book. The story line is not so impressive that will
force the readers to ignore this flaws. Overall this book is a light read and
can’t move out from the tag of Chic-lit.
Final Words: Author
Pritam Banerjee has given an impressive effort to pen down a romantic novel.
The end will definitely make the readers close the book in a good note. A light
read.
Title: I, Me &
Her Forever
Author: Pritam Banerjee
Publisher: Smriti Publishers
Page Count: 271
My Rating: 2.25/5
Author: Pritam Banerjee
Publisher: Smriti Publishers
Page Count: 271
My Rating: 2.25/5
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