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From Twinkle, with Love
by Sandhya Menon
Agreeing with most of these reviews, the storyline contained a wonderful diverse set of characters, an inspiring passion for filmmaking, and tons of laughter.
I grew EXHAUSTED from Twinkle’s constant childish actions and her unrealistic view of ‘future Twinkle’ who was a character built on everything she hated. I really did not like her character in any sense except for her passion for filmmaking.
Also, Neil who. He was a character built off such praise yet we only ever heard “pretty girl” out of him. Nada.
Sahil made this book. His constant down to heart soul and reality checks are what pulled me through this book. As well as the occasions that Aaron and Skid were brought in.
Having read When Dimple Met Rishi, I see similarities between Rishi and Twinkle in that their character development is lacking common sense and thought processing.
I give three stars because the story line still intrigued me and the culture and diversity that I found I enjoyed in When Dimple Met Rishi was present.
I grew EXHAUSTED from Twinkle’s constant childish actions and her unrealistic view of ‘future Twinkle’ who was a character built on everything she hated. I really did not like her character in any sense except for her passion for filmmaking.
Also, Neil who. He was a character built off such praise yet we only ever heard “pretty girl” out of him. Nada.
Sahil made this book. His constant down to heart soul and reality checks are what pulled me through this book. As well as the occasions that Aaron and Skid were brought in.
Having read When Dimple Met Rishi, I see similarities between Rishi and Twinkle in that their character development is lacking common sense and thought processing.
I give three stars because the story line still intrigued me and the culture and diversity that I found I enjoyed in When Dimple Met Rishi was present.