Srishti Publishers You are the Best Wife: A true love story

A Heartwarming and Emotional RollercoasterI just finished reading "You Are The Best Wife" by Ajay K Pandey @author_ajaykpandey and I'm still reeling from the experience. This book is a masterclass in storytelling, expertly weaving together humor and emotion to create a narrative that will leave you laughing and crying in equal measure.Bhavna, her journey is both heartbreaking and inspiring. I found myself fully invested in her story, and the author's writing had me tearing up on almost every page of the final chapter's.I want to extend a huge thank you to my friend who recommended this book to me. Your suggestion was spot on, and I'll be forever grateful for the introduction to this incredible story. I'll remember you every time I think of this book, and I'll definitely be re-reading it in the future.If you're looking for a book that will make you feel all the emotions, look no further. "You Are The Best Wife" is a must-read. Just be sure to have some tissues handy!

This book will take you on a roller coaster ride of emotions.You'll find yourself laughing at many things during the first half of the book and you won't stop crying reading the second half. The author has written so beautifully and amazingly that you'll feel connected with whatever he narrates, would it be the plans he's making in college or the struggle he's facing in order to make a future for himself. You'll feel as if you are also reliving bits and pieces of your life.Apart from the amazing story line, the book teaches you a lot.From never surrendering attitude to enjoying the quality and not quantity of life, from always having your loved ones back to enjoying each and every moment in life. This book will definitely leave an impression on your life.Also, the author beautifully narrates one of the biggest taboos that exists in our Indian society ; the caste system. How simply the author describes that love just happens, when you find the right person you just want to spend the whole life together with the qualities of the person not with their caste.Whats really appreciating is the caring nature of Bhavna and what a gem of a person she was, who always tries to find happiness in the little of things and wants to live every moment of her life. She believes in her love and loves him a lot and how she made Ajay understand important things in the simplest ways. Her happy-go-lucky attitude is what makes you wanna enjoy your life to the fullest and feel content in whatever life gives you.Also, if anybody of you have faced any situation similar to the one described in the book related to the hospital scenario, you'll definitely feel what Ajay was going through at that time. But if you haven't, it still touches you.I personally felt every emotion the author went through in the book and had an amazing experience after finishing the book. I wasn't able to get to my normal self because I felt so connected to everything.P.S.- If you are an extremely emotional person, I would suggest you to leave the book where the author tells you to and don't move forward.

based on a true story, left a lasting impression on me. The authenticity of the story added a deep emotional layer that made the characters and their journey feel incredibly real. The love story between the boy and girl was beautifully portrayed, but the heartbreaking ending truly captured the rawness of life's uncertainties. Despite the sadness, the book's true story element made the emotions and struggles of the characters feel genuine and relatable. It's a poignant reminder of the complexities of love and life."

Have you ever felt like peeping into the author's memoir when you read that author's book? Exactly what I felt throughout. The death of someone you are closest to can break you in every possible. The life that used to be beautiful will turn upside down and you find yourself in the hollow of darkness. But when I think about the book, I not only think about the unfortunate demise of the author's wife but also I think of all the love, memories and struggles they had gone through just to be with each other. When I think about the book I think how this casteism is deep rooted inside us.The story starts with the author joining the engineering college, how he falls in love with the heroine, how they get together, how they fight with the world to be with each other and how they fight life and eventually lose.Another important thing about the book that appeals me is the people around Ajay and Bhavna. Everyone does their best to keep Bhavna. Like the author said, "Life is beautiful...indeed." I certainly cried a few times and the last few pages where hard to keep up with but I had to go on. What breaks my heart is that this is not a fiction and this has actually happened. When a person leave you he or she takes a part of yourself with them and leaves you incomplete for the rest of your life.

The binding of the book is very poor all pages shattered while reading it but the every word of the whole story is heart touching and gives a feel.