Fool Me Twice

The book is so wonderfully and simply written while being so nuanced at the same time. It had me bawling for about 40 pages in the middle. It's so relatable, so heartbreaking and healing at the same time. Would do anything to read it for the first time again.

Ashish, in particular, elicits a strong emotional response from readers, despite his limited presence in the latter part of the story. The dynamic between the characters feels genuine, and their interactions are filled with humour and warmth. The author’s ability to capture the essence of youthful relationships and the complexities of navigating grief and new love is commendable. The book’s exploration of themes such as loss, healing, and the different timelines of moving on adds depth to the narrative, making it more than just a typical romance.The authentic portrayal of the characters and their relationships, coupled with the book’s emotional depth, makes it a highly recommended read for those seeking a story that is both heartwarming and thought-provoking. The nuanced exploration of moving on and the enduring nature of love makes “Fool Me Twice” a memorable and impactful debut.

Sana is a studious girl and a teacher's pet. When her division gets changed to section E, she meets two amazing humans, Ashish and Bani, who eventually become her best friends.Ashish and Sana start dating, and when they begin a long-distance relationship, Sana believes that nothing can break them apart, not even the handsome, nerdy, book-reading senior, Pranav, from her college.I loved this one. LOVE LOVE LOVED IT. The writing style. Omg, it's sooooooo good. I usually don't read the blurb and go in blind. But somehow, I read the blurb and regretted it the next instant. Because I knew what was going to happen. But did that prepare me for it when it happened? NO. The book made me cry my eyes out. My heart was aching for them.And I'll always ALWAYS love Ashish more than Pranav. Pranav is such a great guy, still.And the Jab We Met references >>>>>>>>>>No arguments, Jab We Met is the best ❤️If you enjoy friends-to-lovers, college romance, heartbreaks, and friendship, this one is for you.The only thing I didn't like about the book is the blurb. I didn't like how it revealed one of the major events in the book. But I'm happy; the author's writing style compensated for it.

Okay, so the book was amazing and i didn't knew that the plot twist would be so hard to believe and i literally cried but ya thank god the ending wasn't sad. But in the book some sort out of chapters doesn't feel right from my opinion as ashish and sana tried to have sex and they were underage that time, & i don't support it tbh. The writing style is also really easy and understand and quality of the was also good.

Review of "Fool Me Twice" by Nona Uppal:Wow, Nona Uppal's "Fool Me Twice" took me on an emotional rollercoaster! Once I started reading, I was totally lost in its world, forgetting all my worries. Uppal's writing is so deep and emotional, it's like she's speaking directly to your soul.This book was like a breath of fresh air in a tough week. I couldn't wait to dive into its pages and escape reality for a while. Plus, can we talk about how stunning the cover is? It's like a work of art in itself!The friendships and romances in the story felt so real and genuine. I found myself wishing I had connections like that in my own life. And don't even get me started on Sana & Ashish's love story – it's the stuff of dreams!Every character in the book is so well-developed, with their own stories and struggles. None of them felt like background players; they all had a role to play in driving the plot forward.I have to give a shoutout to Uppal for how she handled some of the tougher moments in the story, especially Ashish's death. It hit me hard and left me reaching for the tissues.Overall, "Fool Me Twice" is a testament to Uppal's talent as a writer. She has this incredible ability to make you feel every emotion imaginable. I'm so glad she chose to share her gift with the world – this book has definitely left its mark on me. If you couldn't already tell, I'm head over heels for it!