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As Kismet Would Have It by Sandhya Menon

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taryn_a's review

4.0

Cute addition to follow up Dimple and Rishi's story. Didn't add a ton, but it was fun to visit with all the characters again.

twistedreader93's review

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4.0

I’ve had this waiting on my kindle FOREVER I can’t even tell you when I bought it for sure but I FINALLY read it because I needed to know what happened between Dimple and Risihi let me tell you her proposal to him was the cutest thing!!! Ahh it had me internally screaming for joy!

sodrewrites's review

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3.0

This was an adorable story. When I saw this read would give me the chance to see what Dimple and Rishi had been up to, I got so hype! The ending was cute, but I wanted to see more of how Dimple arrived at her decision. I kept feeling like I was missing something. All in all, I stay rooting for Dimple and Rishi, no matter, whatever...

Also--- great to hear from Ashish again! He was one of my favs from When Dimple Met Rishi, so you already know I'm hype for There's Something About Sweetie.

l1nds's review

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2.0

I really wish I'd skipped this. Dimple compromises her beliefs to appease Rishi, yay for happily ever after or something? Approach with caution - a lot of people seem to find it romantic but once read you can't unread it!

jana's review

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5.0

Really cute

luna_rondo's review

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1.0

Sorry, I hate Rishi.

thenextgenlib's review against another edition

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5.0

I could read about Dimple and Rishi (and the whole family) forever! Keep these stories coming! #weneeddiversebooks

orangejasmine's review

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3.0

Honestly I'm pretty frustrated by this novella because is 19 really the age to be discussing whether or not you want to get married 5 years from now? Like if they were both in board to get married soon, fine have the discussion, but clearly Dimple isn't ready for that conversation and like...it was truly not necessary to have it right then. I really wish that this had been aged up some and also had really gotten into the reasons why Indian women today feel like they have to get married even when they don't necessarily want to or feel pressured into believing they do want to get married instead of an Indian woman getting pressured into exactly that.