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A review by queer_redhead
Aru Shah and the End of Time by Roshani Chokshi
5.0
Out of the many books I’ve read, this was the most relatable. No, I have not released a demon from its little to long nap, but I found some parts where I went “Hah! I did that once!” And that’s what completed the book for me.
Not only does this book make you laugh, it also makes you cringe and say “No! Don’t do that.” I loved the fact that two total opposites learned to bond and make a friendship together. It also wants me to read on. To get more story. (Which is good, because I’m pretty sure book two is out right now so…(“HEY DAD, CAN WE GET ARU SHAH BOOK TWO PLEEAAASSSEEE??”))
Anyway, it was very fast paces and had me gripped from literally the first chapter. Anyone can read this!
Not only does this book make you laugh, it also makes you cringe and say “No! Don’t do that.” I loved the fact that two total opposites learned to bond and make a friendship together. It also wants me to read on. To get more story. (Which is good, because I’m pretty sure book two is out right now so…(“HEY DAD, CAN WE GET ARU SHAH BOOK TWO PLEEAAASSSEEE??”))
Anyway, it was very fast paces and had me gripped from literally the first chapter. Anyone can read this!