also, @nahiabbatahido, I hope you won’t mind me offering some suggestions, because I think they could elevate the book even further. First, I noticed that this is a new release, and the chapters were fantastic, but at times I felt it would have been helpful to have clear indications of whose POV each chapter was from. It’s a small addition, but it would make it easier for readers to connect. Also, I feel that since the book is written in past tense, the time period should reflect that as well, rather than leaning towards the present.
Towards the end, things seemed a bit rushed. I would have loved 3-4 more chapters showing how their lives evolved, how their feelings grew deeper and more mature. Bhavuk, in particular, was such an intriguing character, and I was eager to see more of him towards the end. The focus shifted more to Manasvi, but I believe Bhavuk deserved some additional development in those final chapters.
Instead of small time jumps like “two years later,” “four years later,” I think a more significant leap—like “eight years later”—with flashbacks would be more engaging and seamless. You could explore how they met new friends, how life changed, and how they both matured.
One last suggestion: Aesthetics. In today’s world, young readers are drawn to visual appeal like no other. Banners, posters, chapter aesthetics—these details make a huge difference. No offense, but the Instagram pictures didn’t quite match the aesthetic vibe I was expecting. I think with some adjustments, the overall presentation could be even more compelling.
Please don’t take any of this the wrong way! I only want to help because this book truly deserves the best. If you need assistance with any of this, I’d be more than happy to help! You can reach out here or on Instagram.