WORLD'S WORST BEST GIRLFRIEND BY DURJOY DATTA

BOOK NAME: WORLD'S WORST BEST GIRLFRIEND 

AUTHOR NAME: DURJOY DATTA

GENRE: ROMANCE

PUBLISHER: PENGUIN INDIA

BOOK BUY LINK: https://www.amazon.in/Worlds-Worst-Girlfriend-Durjoy-Datta/dp/0143448366



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BOOK REVIEW

Anchal and Daksh meet on Andaman Island during their vacation and realise they have a crush on each other even when trying to stabilise their failing relationships. They spend time together, though they know they aren't meant to be. But four years later, Aanchal meets Daksh again under different circumstances, and this time, they are still going through rough patches in their relationship and life, respectively. 


What hits off as a fling for Aanchal ends up being the love of his life for Daksh, but they part ways because their priorities are different. Daksh wants to get married and raise babies, while Aanchal wants to soar high in her career, and she is still suffering the after-effects of her previous toxic relationship. They meet again three years later in a marriage, but this time, Aanchal realises she is in love. But is it too late already, or will they find their together forever?


Personally, the book did so much better than I had expected. It was a portrait of modern complicated relationships and the accountability that comes with it. Daksh was like a breath of fresh air, a guy whose existence was a far-fetched dream. Aanchal, though independent and assertive, is indeed the worst girlfriend and wouldn't accept it otherwise. 


I would have enjoyed it better if it were not so predictable and repetitive and had the extensive detailing of their sexual encounter been in check. The swearing was still acceptable because it kept the narrative real. The ending, even though was a cliffhanger, I was completely satisfied with it. I feel that even the next part should continue along the same lines. Whatever said and done, I can't accept either emotional or physical cheating in a relationship as casual and a helpless alternative to a toxic partner, and it was the ultimate letdown for me in the end.


MY REVIEW: 3/5

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