Book Review : I Don't wear SUNSCREEN by Kavipriya Moorthy

Book Review : I Don't wear SUNSCREEN by Kavipriya Moorthy




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A nice read: A psychological play coming into picture. Some suspense leaves you wanting to know what next. The friendship between Laksha and Pallavi is depicted nicely. The middle class family home and the values, how education is held at high pedestal, the crunch they would feel to use air travelling too frequently.  The strong mother and a caring father, everything fell into place.
Few ambiguities left me wondering. We have Pallavi explaining how she was thankful for Laksha’s interference when it came to her friendship with Prabhu in the starting few chapters. I expected her 'point of view account' of the story throughout. And one or two times I felt I missed few pages where I had not. I expected Saurav to be more sympathetic to her even while  giving the pink slip. But human minds are unpredictable but it was me being a little 'empathetical'. Rounder character(except for Laksha, as Laksha's character could not be better described )  would have added more depth to the book.

The final part could have been taken positively where Laksha meets Prabhu but I don’t know if it’s just me but an odd chill slid down my spine, another setback and would she be able to handle it? 

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