Simran Singh
Author of Conversations with the Universe: How the World Speaks to Us
About the Author
Simran Singh-a creative visionary, transformational catalyst, and humorist in the realms of metaphysics, spirituality, and motivation-is the award winning publisher of 11:11 Magazine. She hosts the #1-rated, syndicated 11:11 Talk Radio on Voice America 7th Wave and On the Lighter Side Radio show more broadcast on World Puja Network. Globally reaching hundreds of thousands of individuals with her impassioned wisdom, Simran is well known to assist people in understanding the conversation the Universe is having with every individual. show less
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Author: Simran Singh
Format: Kindle
Book Title:
The title of the book ' Missing Pages Of A Diary: Mystery Story of Indian college girl ' is very descriptive.
Book Cover:
The cover image of the book is a young man sitting alone and reading in at the dusk time. There is no relation between the title and the cover image. I wonder what made the author choose this image.
Plot:
The story is about a young girl Simran, who always craves for own freedom as she is already stressed up with her foolish father and his unruly customs. Due to this she starts making friends from various places and only later realizes that her choices ran into errands. As life goes on one day she is found missing and dead. After her death, a series of letters are received by the family and thus the case of solving her death starts. Her brother takes the initiative to solve the case. While solving he comes across dark secrets that his sister has hidden. What are those? How was she killed?
What I like:
1. The mysterious plotline
2. The author's attempt in maintaining the twists very sensibly and at the correct time.
3. The dark truths that young girls face due to friends and family in some unknown situations.
What I didn't like:
1. There are grammatical errors which could have been avoided with good editing.
2. Though the narration was found engaging during the start of the book, it falls flat as the story comes to end.
Characters:
All the characters are plotted well.
Narration:
The narration is good. Due to some drawbacks, it falls flat during the climax of the story.
Language & Grammar:
Though normal English is found, grammatical errors created disinterest while reading.
My Final Verdict:
A onetime easy read.
Book Title: 2/5
Book Cover: 1/5
Plot: 2/5
Characters: 2/5
Narration: 2/5
Language & Grammar: 2/5
Final Rating: 2/5
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