YA Book Reviews

  • “This book explains the life of a conflicted Gogol and his journey through life as a bicultural experience of second-generation Indians. The book dwells on the terms of coming of age and living up to your parents expectation, which makes it an interesting read on how life sometimes pans out. I enjoyed the surprises this book gave me and it helped keep the story interesting, as you really had no idea what was coming next. I think a lot of people can find this book extremely relatable and I would highly recommend it to my friends to read.”

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