Review
I received a copy of "Unrequited" from Goodreads First Read.
It was a great winning!
When it arrived at home, the first think I thought was: "Wow! This cover is amazing!". I have to say that I really like the graphics.
But, let's speak about what's important! I started this book at the beginning of February and, at first, I didn't really like it. The protagonist, Talia, seems to know everything, sometimes she seems to know perfectly how to act . I admit that it was really irritating.
Anyway I decided to continue reading "Unrequited". Then I realised that the following chapters were more interesting. I really liked how Indian traditions were introduced and explained. I appreciated the idea of Solution Manifestation.
A good read.
It was a great winning!
When it arrived at home, the first think I thought was: "Wow! This cover is amazing!". I have to say that I really like the graphics.
But, let's speak about what's important! I started this book at the beginning of February and, at first, I didn't really like it. The protagonist, Talia, seems to know everything, sometimes she seems to know perfectly how to act . I admit that it was really irritating.
Anyway I decided to continue reading "Unrequited". Then I realised that the following chapters were more interesting. I really liked how Indian traditions were introduced and explained. I appreciated the idea of Solution Manifestation.
A good read.
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