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The Full Moon Bride

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SKU: 9788172345280

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Explore the complexities of arranged marriage in Shobhan Bantwal’s “The Full Moon Bride.” Siya, a successful Indian-American lawyer, navigates tradition and desire as she searches for a husband. Torn between the charming Roger and the unconventional Lou, Siya must reconcile her independence with her family’s expectations. Will she find love or settle for compatibility? ISBN: 9788172345280

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  • ISBN-13: 9788172345280
  • Publisher: Fingerprint Publishing
  • Binding: PAPERBACK
  • Language: ENGLISH
  • Weight: 700 gr
  • ISBN-10: 8172345283
  • Publisher Date: 03 Jul. 2014
  • Height: 7.75 mm
  • No of Pages: 312
  • Width: 5 mm

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Weight 0.5 kg

25 reviews for The Full Moon Bride

  1. Prakash Kumar Singh –

    Overall, I liked this book and its message. However, the pacing could be better and the conclusion was too abrupt.

  2. Ishaan Kaushal –

    Enjoyable exploration of modern love with a traditional twist. Siya is a very relatable character and her journey is inspiring.

  3. Sameer Saurabh Kiro –

    Could not connect with any of the characters and found myself losing interest. The storyline was not engaging enough for me.

  4. Rushali Arya –

    Found it hard to connect with the characters. The storyline was predictable, but the plot was good.

  5. Bhukya Sharun Rathod –

    A very heartwarming story about family and culture. Definitely recommend it to anyone who’s looking for a good read.

  6. Animesh Priyadarshan –

    This book was a bit boring and hard to get through. I didn’t like any of the characters, but the plot was okay.

  7. Shambhavi Singh Rajput –

    A heartwarming story about family and love. I enjoyed the cultural details. Worth a read if you like sweet romances.

  8. Anushka –

    I appreciated the cultural insights. However, the plot felt rushed and I didn’t fully connect with either love interest. Still, it was a decent read.

  9. Dev Yadav –

    I loved Siya’s journey of self-discovery! This book made me think about my own choices. Highly recommended.

  10. Sudhanshu Rai –

    Although the premise was interesting, I wish there was more character development.

  11. Devvrat Gholap –

    A thought-provoking book about arranged marriage and expectations. It can get a little slow, but well worth it.

  12. Rishabh Sagar –

    A light and breezy read. Siya’s struggle felt relatable, but the ending was a bit predictable. Overall, an enjoyable afternoon escape.

  13. Yashika Khandait –

    Enjoyed this book! It gave a good perspective. The ending made it a for me.

  14. Prince Kumar –

    I liked the premise of the novel but thought it was a little too predictable. Wish the characters were more well developed.

  15. Kanishk Khandelwal –

    Charming story about balancing tradition and modern life. Siya’s character resonated with me. I liked the ending. Would recommend.

  16. Vasu Aggarwal –

    A heartwarming book about family and tradition! I loved the descriptions of the Indian Culture. Definitely recommend!

  17. Niharika Sharma –

    A beautiful story about love, family, and tradition. Siya’s journey was inspiring. A must-read!

  18. Shivani Saxena –

    I found the descriptions of the culture fascinating and really enjoyed learning. Siya’s journey was so inspiring!

  19. Ashu Bhatia –

    The premise was interesting, but the execution fell short. The characters felt underdeveloped, and the writing style was simple.

  20. Shantanu Gupta –

    A must read for anyone interested in stories with a heartwarming storyline. The characters were charming and memorable.

  21. Ambuj Garg –

    This book was amazing and very well-written. One of the best books that I’ve read in a long time. I loved it.

  22. Shikhar Trivedi –

    It was okay. A little cliche, but still decent. The author could have made it more interesting.

  23. Abhishek Ujjainiya –

    Interesting exploration of arranged marriage in a modern context. I enjoyed the perspectives of the different characters.

  24. Kopal Mittal –

    I found the story predictable and shallow. The writing was mediocre and the characters were underdeveloped.

  25. Pratishtha Tekriwal –

    A quick, easy read. Nothing groundbreaking, but a pleasant way to spend an afternoon. The ending felt a little too neat.

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