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Dava Shastri's Last Day
by Kirthana Ramisetti
emotional
hopeful
reflective
sad
medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
A mix
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes
Dava Shastri’s Last Day was perfect. That’s it. It was perfect, impeccable, complicated, heartwarming, heartbreaking, and genuinely one of the best books I have read in a long time. I’m honestly shocked that this is Ramisetti’s debut novel - her writing and storytelling skills are INCREDIBLE.
Dave Shastri’s Last Day was beautifully written, covering topics of family, grief, loss, life, expectations and everything in between in an incredibly real and raw manner. Ramisetti’s character and situational descriptions are were so in depth, the reader truly felt like they were there in the moment and I could honestly picture each and every person like a movie. This book had me deep in my feels from beginning to end.
Not to compare too much, but this book is perfect for any fans of Taylor Jenkins Reid. Ramisetti’s story and diverse cast of incredibly multidimensional characters truly emulated that uniquely engrossing feeling that I have only really experienced from TJR.
I wish I had a more eloquent way to describe Dava Shastri’s Last Day but I am truly dumbfounded right now and can’t find the words to explain how this story and the truly insightful life lessons made me feel. There was so much heart and wisdom in this story that can not be expressed in a short review. I can’t remember the last time I fell this deeply in love with a book.
Dave Shastri’s Last Day was beautifully written, covering topics of family, grief, loss, life, expectations and everything in between in an incredibly real and raw manner. Ramisetti’s character and situational descriptions are were so in depth, the reader truly felt like they were there in the moment and I could honestly picture each and every person like a movie. This book had me deep in my feels from beginning to end.
Not to compare too much, but this book is perfect for any fans of Taylor Jenkins Reid. Ramisetti’s story and diverse cast of incredibly multidimensional characters truly emulated that uniquely engrossing feeling that I have only really experienced from TJR.
I wish I had a more eloquent way to describe Dava Shastri’s Last Day but I am truly dumbfounded right now and can’t find the words to explain how this story and the truly insightful life lessons made me feel. There was so much heart and wisdom in this story that can not be expressed in a short review. I can’t remember the last time I fell this deeply in love with a book.