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Review => "Army Brother"

•*⁀➷3rd Book Review: Army Brother

Book by : Manisha_Venkat

Reviewed by : blu_haze

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୨୧ What I Liked Most:

The premise of Army Brother is deeply moving, as it follows Aditya's return from the army only to face a painful reality at home. The story's exploration of loss, healing, and family bonds makes it an emotional journey that captures readers' hearts.

Aditya's character is complex and relatable, dealing with hidden secrets and fears that resonate with anyone who has faced difficult truths. The portrayal of his struggle to confront these challenges adds depth and keeps readers engaged.

The storyline, focusing on themes of sadness, healing, and redemption, creates a powerful atmosphere. The author does a great job balancing moments of darkness with glimpses of hope, making this story both poignant and uplifting.

╰►Suggestions for Improvement:

Character Development: Introducing more backstory for side characters could enhance the story's emotional impact and allow readers to connect with them more deeply.

Pacing: Some scenes may benefit from a slower pace to allow readers to fully absorb the intensity of Aditya's experiences, especially when he uncovers new truths.

Dialogue Depth: Adding more introspective dialogue could bring out Aditya's inner thoughts and make his emotional journey even more compelling.

✰ Most Engaging Parts:

The revelation of "hidden truths" adds suspense and keeps readers invested in discovering how Aditya will overcome each revelation.

The dual themes of dealing with loss and seeking redemption resonate strongly, creating a beautiful narrative that takes readers from moments of despair to newfound hope.

The balance of Aditya's army life with his personal struggles at home adds layers to the story, making it rich and multidimensional.

୨୧ Overall Rating:

Book cover: 5/5 (The shadow is a really good detail)

Characters: 4.5/5 (all the characters are really interesting)

Story line: 4.8/5 (really intriguing story line)

Plot: 5/5 (really engaging and interesting to read)