Book Review – It’s All Called Love by Dipika Singh #BlogchatterEbook

I enjoyed reading the book “It’s All Called Love” by Dipika Singh, that I received as a part of BlogchatterEbook carnival’s review program. The 5^th season of the carnival saw 63 wonderful books launched back to back on the same day. The books are free for a limited period of time and most of them have made its way to my TBR list.

Book : It’s All Called Love

Author : Dipika Singh

Launched at : BlogchatterEbook Carnival, 2020

Language: English

Genre: Fiction

Pages : 32 (eBook)

About the Author

Dipika Singh is a full-time blogger, author, wife, and mother of a 7-year-old active girl. She has worked in top-notch international banks for over 10 years and now trains young MBA aspirants. Her lifestyle blog, Gleefulblogger has won many accolades. Her debut writing piece is part of the anthology ‘A Jar of Memories’ published by Half Baked Beans. It’s All Called Love is Dipika’s first solo eBook.

Book Review

The cover of the book is beautiful and it looks relatable as you start reading the chapters. The book has eleven chapters, depicting the eleven shades of love and relationships. The characters are sketched based on the day-to-day scenarios ranging from college sweethearts to office romance to absolute strangers speaking over the phone and eventually falling in love.

The chapters are short, crisp and written keeping in mind the modern day relationships. The character names are chosen well and fit to the different characters described. I particularly loved a few stories and the variations portrayed clearly making every chapter different from the other. How ego ruined the love that could have blossomed between Reema and Abhay, how Shalini and Samar’s career aspirations delayed their coming close to each other, how a wrong number proved right in every way, the warmth in the love Maya and Feroz had for each other, how Susan proved that love is the strongest power, the determination shown by Ramya and Ibrahim, how living with your ex feels like and how it is to live with your dearest one’s memory. The language used by the author is simple which makes it even more relatable.

The icing on the cake would have been an end note describing how each story is different yet connected by a common thread called love. Also, some of the stories could have been a bit lengthier because as a reader I felt like reading more. Each story is crafted well and it makes it a fast-paced read, one that you can enjoy reading while having a cup of coffee. “It’s All Called Love” surely gets a thumbs up from me. Download your free copy here – https://www.theblogchatter.com/download/its-all-called-love-by-dipika-singh/

The other wonderful book that we chose to review is “Unlocked” by Sonia Dogra. Read more about her book and a fantastic review by Manas Mukul here – https://www.manasmukul.com/unlocked-historical-tales-in-verse-book-review/

Among the 63 ebooks that are launched this year at the Blogchatter’s Ebook Carnival, one of them is our anthology “The Woman That I Am” which is a collaborative work of Manas Mukul and myself. With more than 1K downloads, the book is loved by one and all. You can download your free copy here – https://www.theblogchatter.com/download/the-woman-that-i-am-by-rashi-roy-and-manas-mukul/

Don’t miss to meet these awesome authors on my YouTube show “Razzmatazz with Rashi” that is starting soon. They’ll be talking about their books, writing, life and much more. Catch a glimpse here –