Book Review of You Came Like Autumn

Life is a fruition of uncertainties, sorrow, grief and joy. We have absolutely no idea, what would happen next! Things are meant to happen as they are destined to be.

Purba's, You Came like Autumn is yet another masterpiece that I couldn't keep my eyes down, once I started reading it. An enchanting, sweet and subtle love story that binds you with it and captivates all of you.

The chapters are crisp and the flow of the story is like a serene river, gives you peace and joy simultaneously. Infact, I would like to also mention, the way that the author has used to express every single emotion is just phenomenal.

The language and setting of the story is soothing, very precise and keeps your eyes and emotions glued to it. Also I am in utter awe and highly impressed by the protagonists . I really loved the book and would suggest everyone to give it a try, once for sure. I would like to gladly rate it a 5/5.

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