All the Love You Deserve

The story is so real, so relatable!The similarities and contrasts we see and experience...The innumerable out-of-our-control situations we all go through and how we emerge stronger and wiser and braver...All of this and more...is captured in this bookI've always loved Preeti Shenoy's simple, yet captivating style of writing!

Do you remember...The pandemic times..The frustration of lockdownsThe fragility of everything..And realizing the value of the things that should really matter in our lives..Covid has truly changed the world as we know.. and some changes we dont even realize until we meet our friends..after a longgg time!And that is exactly how this book feels...Meeting your friends Puja and Arush and see how their perspectives and life narratives have changed..how they have grown up.. how they still make mistakes, own it up and change for better...Reading this 230+pages story at the cost of my sleep schedule was worth it. With Preeti Shenoy being Preeti Shenoy you will be blessed with smooth flow of language, surprising turn of events and the cruel reality of life..The story viewed from three different Perspectives doesnt alter it's flow.. neither it is bumpy!And if I may take the liberty....it is more engaging than its prequel!It is heart warming to see how a young frothy romance sustains, unexpected friendships deepen and characters get real as real life would be!When the pre-orders for this book started, Preeti mam mentioned it is her best work till date... after reading it.. I now know why! And it is.. it truly is!Reading this book might feel like sitting in an open cafe near the beach with your old friends... sipping your favorite coffee.. chattering away...as the sky turns blazing orange and crimson.. but your talks dont dry up.. and when the sky is full of a million stars.. may we all sleep with a song in our hearts!

All The Love You Deserve by Preeti Shenoy is a deeply emotive and relatable tale that delves into the complexities of relationships and self-discovery in a post-pandemic world. The novel primarily follows three protagonists—Puja, Arush, and Sujit—each grappling with personal challenges as they navigate their relationships and the turmoil of adulthood.The narrative expertly weaves the emotional struggles of the three characters with the universal themes of love, forgiveness, and finding one's higher purpose. What stands out in Shenoy's storytelling is how she balances the individual growth of each character with their evolving relationships, making the story not just about romantic love but about self-love and emotional resilience.The simplicity of the language does not diminish the complexity of the situations, and Shenoy's approach to writing remains coherent, making the character dynamics easy to follow.The nuanced portrayal of relationships, the absence of unnecessary drama, and Shenoy’s ability to craft relatable characters make it a refreshing read.

I have always liked the writing of Preeti Shenoy. This book is no less. Lots of love and ideas to you Preeti for more books.

Preeti Shenoy's "All The Love You Deserve" is a captivating novel that transcends its connection to "When Love Came Calling." Even without prior knowledge, I was swept away by the book's raw realism. Shenoy's masterful storytelling style places you directly in the shoes of her characters, a diverse cast that mirrors the vibrant tapestry of Indian society. Their joys and sorrows leap off the page, making you ache alongside them and celebrate their triumphs.The descriptions are nothing short of transportive. I felt the sun-baked earth beneath my feet as Puja seems to run up a long distance phone bill and Arush can't decifer signals. Shenoy's evocative prose paints a vivid picture of every scene, drawing you deeper into the story with each turn of the page.Just when you think you know where the plot is heading, Shenoy throws you a curveball, sending you down a thrilling new path. The characters, each flawed and relatable, weave in and out of the narrative, their stories intertwining in unexpected yet satisfying ways.The book's Southern setting is more than just a backdrop; it's a living, breathing character in itself. Shenoy's descriptions evoke a powerful sense of nostalgia, transporting me back to a simpler time and making me yearn to step right into the pages.

Neat narrative.Very intresting

Whenever I am going through a reader's block (if such a term exists), I take a Preeti Shenoy book to break it, and every single time it has worked like a charm. I bought this book, and before delving into it, re-read the first part. Except for the ending, I loved it. And reading her books is like attending a therapy. There is always something you can learn.

She can be termed as the Indian Danielle Steel of our times for giving the readers a good insight into the human relations. Reading her books is really a rewarding experience to the readers.