Book Review : SOULMATE

By Charmi Vyas Mehta.

I’d like to begin this post by extending my gratitude towards the author who was kind enough to send me a free copy of her book “Soulmate”.

Synopsis:

Soulmate is not just a love story but a life-changing story. It talks about every phase of life from teenage to adulthood. This book describes a small town girl named Chitra, afraid to fit in the world full of fake people. She lacks self-confidence but acts like she is a very strong personality. She strongly believes in true love and miracles. One day, she meets a boy named Jimit—her teacher. She falls for him instantly and tries to attract him. She has never felt like this before and thinks she has some strong connection with him.

Will she succeed in attracting Jimit? If not, what will happen next? Will they just have a teacher-student relationship? Or will they forget each other after she completes her studies? If everything is perfect in their story, then who is Varun? Who is Chitra’s soulmate? All these questions are answered in this book. It is a journey which gives a true sense of living a positive life. It also talks about the strong relationship between souls. It takes a spiritual turn in terms of knowing your own worth and loving yourself. It teaches to fight the worst situations and celebrate success with your own self where the soul is deeply connected. It reflects the true meaning of love without expectations. A must read for those who are in a quest to find their soulmate.

My review:

I’m not gonna lie I really thought this was going to be just another typical love story where the shy girl falls in love with the alpha male but to my surprise it was the complete opposite. I mean sure she was shy but she did take stands for herself when needed. Don’t get me wrong though, this IS a love story but so much different than what you’d expect it to be.

What is a soulmate?

Is it the person you spend your life with? Or is it just a person who comes into your life and doesn’t leave? Is it the person who ends up being your forever? Or is it possible to find soulmates within average people we come across? People who change our lives just by being in it. People who enter and there’s just a before and after in us from their presence alone. Maybe that is a partner. Maybe it’s a parent. Or sibling. Maybe it’s a friend who has never left.

Sticking to my usual ways of not spoiling a good plot-twist, I’d like to say that this book is one of those that I’d like to carry forward with me. You can get it on Amazon, you should. It’s really cheap and it feels like you’re reading the pages off someone’s personal diary.

P.S, A huge shout-out to the author for this is her debut book.

Until next time,

Millie ♡