When I first heard of the title, I wasn't the least bit interested in reading a self-obsessed woman's spiritual journey across three countries which each coincidentally began with the all too selfish letter "I". Then again, that's exactly what the book's description read out - can you blame me? Still, I went ahead and picked up Elizabeth Gilbert's "Eat, Pray, Love"; let's just say I became her in less than half a page.
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Love Marriage is the literary equivalent of an art movie. It is written in a very unique genre. It talks of love, hate, marriage and war all at the same time; yet the tone of the book is very serene.
The book is a very medium paced gradual progression of events across time moving to and fro, unlike a regular novel that would follow a certain sequence and time line. V. V. Ganeshananthan has used a very unmatched style to demonstrate the role of marriage in Sri Lankan society and...
I am not a big fan of mushiness but this book was such a perfect mix of emotions and action that I could not put it down until it was over and even then, as author Stephenie Meyer puts it, “I wasn’t done with the characters Edward and Bella just as yet!“The book is set in the dark and rainy town of Forks, in Washington State. What better setting for a romantic novel depicting the absurd love story of an average girl and a mystical near perfect boy who is a lot more than...
