Book review of My Ramyeon Girl by Nethra A
Set in South Korea, Nethra’s book My Ramyeon Girl is about a famous South Korean celebrity Lee Jung-Su and Indian girl Meena in a Ramyeon shop.
Set in South Korea, Nethra’s book My Ramyeon Girl is about a famous South Korean celebrity Lee Jung-Su and Indian girl Meena in a Ramyeon shop.
All said and done, Supriya’s first attempt has not been a heart(s)breaker. The effort to relay a not so original story in an original voice shall, however, not go unnoticed.
‘Heartbreaking’ comes to mind, when I think of describing this book in one word. But I can’t limit the entire story of the book ‘‘For the Love of Peter Jones by Adaeze Okoli’ merely on one word. Because that would be injustice, I will be doing it.
Has it ever happened to you that you started reading a book just to appease one of your friends because they threatened to kill you with the said book, if you didn’t read it?
Soon it’s a Gemini Season and birthday month of Me (Booxoul) and Vidhya (reader_viddh).
I haven’t read such an honest book about the Dalal Street so far. The writer has been very honest with his views and hasn’t shied away while talking about the insider’s topic
The meaning isn’t important. What matters is the story hidden deep in the words.
What better time than this to read a book, when Summer is in full bloom and School vacations have just begun. So, to make your kid’s holidays fun, I am here with yet another book recommendation, The Chemical Drones.
Before I proceed, I thank the author for giving me an opportunity to review such a masterful work of fiction.