The Colour of Love: Trumpets and bugles, there was music all over... by Jagdish Joghee

Jagdish sir is now my one of the best authors!

He has made an enchantment with his effortlessness of considerations and narrating ability. The dialect utilized as a part of the book is anything but difficult to fathom and the novel qualifies as a delightful light read.

The story plot is woven attentively and the turns and turns keep the gathering of people to the edge of their seats.

His joining school, managing irritating seniors makes the start of the book truly fascinating. Initially, his character depicts well how one mistakes fixation for affection.

As reflected in the title, a beautiful subject of affection is running over the book, delineated part savvy.

Along these lines, simply enjoy a reprieve with this story of affection, of growing up, of discovering adoration and losing it again to the tricks of this universe.

Dialect and Narration-Language of this book is basic yet great. Describing style of Mr. Joghee is OK and together with pace, story stream is easy.

Storyline and Plot-Mr. Joghee have astounding narrating aptitudes which I am certain you'll feel while understanding this book. All the school scenes are composed splendidly. The harmony amongst over a wide span of time story is great. With all the unforeseen wanders aimlessly and smooth storyline, writer serves another splendid book and enthrall his perusers altogether.

Pros:

1. The characters and their development are appeared in a stunning way.

2. Something new is offered to peruse.

3. Great read for first time perusers and a decent book regardless.

4. Extremely astounding tension thriller.

5. The peak is simply great. It lets us know that Love can happen twice.

Cons:

1. The plot gets unsurprising on occasion and the story gets a touch of exhausting.

2. The vocabulary part could be somewhat better.

3. As our creator appears to be truly attached to south Indian states. I thought they are just so too much portrayed. It was not that necessary.

A convincing and an energizing page turner that keeps you pondering about the profound shades of affection that stands on life tragedies.

There's nothing I found not affable separated from the length of the book. I wished to peruse all the more yet it finished too early. I should say this book has touched my spirit.

I cherish it