Reviews

•In love.
It’s hope, which is the only constant.
Rest everything is fleeting!!!.•

We all love reading short musings? Isn’t it? This book is for all those who love to read quick, short musings.

Kingshuk Sen in his book Love like Love, shares poems based on Love, Romance, Relationship and self-love. Well, it’s a different book from other poetry books. The musings are short, barely of two to four lines but are powerful and relatable.

As the author said in the blurb, the choices of words are softer, intended to have a more subtle effect, this book is indeed one such book. The author with his words surely dwells the readers in a plethora of emotions.

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His words are raw, honest and to the point. What I loved most about the book is he focused on topics like self-love, bad relationships, moving out from a relationship, embracing the scars, taking a relationship or love for granted, giving space in love other than romance and all the good things about love.

I loved those cute illustrations at the end of every poem. With simple language and a crisp writing style, what Kingshuk shares are practical scenarios. How we expect too much that we forget what love is.

Each poem is amazing, that will bring a smile to your face and will make you agree to his words. One could relate to them well. His poems are like a reminder for each one of us, I would say.

Overall, it’s a short, quick, breezy read you will enjoy if you like reading short musings. Adding this book to my list of #teatablebooks

Summary :

In this modern-day, our view of love has become so skewed that we are failing to differentiate between pretence and the real deal.We have built stereotypes about how love should be and how it shouldn’t be. To an extent, we have gone to commoditise “love” itself.“Love like Love” is an attempt to break a few of those notions and myths about love.More than anything, it’s a silent attempt in helping people understand, the most underrated feeling of our generation called “Love”.

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