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Relationship issues are both remarkably common and remarkably similar. There are many ways to get “relationship advice” – books on relationships are one such option. Below are our top 10 books on love and relationships that will help you learn more about yourselves, empathise more with your partners, and strengthen your bond with your loved ones!
Dev’s life is a mess because he is reckless. Tara’s is a mess because she’s not.
His ex is getting married to her ex, and so two strangers meet on a plane to Paris on their way to break the wedding. When a freak volcanic eruption disrupts air travel globally, the two are left stranded on Heathrow. And that’s when the real tamasha begins.
Welcome onboard Flight APS through London, Paris and Ludhiana. Please pay attention to the safety demonstration because things are going to get real weird, real fast.
The L-Word by Aastha Atray Banan
In a world where a left swipe means you could be alone and sexless forever and taking a chance could mean you find ‘The One’, the question we often find ourselves asking is, what is love? When romance writer Aastha Atray Banan found herself getting asked questions about the daily struggles of love she decided to start a podcast, Love Aaj Kal, that dealt with everything about love and relationships.
The L-Word is about modern love: from ghosting, polyamory, love in the times of social media to more every-day problems like dealing with heartbreak, infidelity and getting out of toxic relationships.
Why Not Me? by Anubhav Agrawal
A hopeless romantic, Anubhav had been looking for the love of his life. When Zoya accepted his online friend request, he felt an instant connection. Soon, he was falling deeply in love with her.
In Why Not Me? A Feeling of Millions, Anubhav looks back on his roller-coaster ride of being crazy in love to heartbroken, expressing in words what countless others have felt. His message? A broken heart can make you a stronger person.
The Desi Guide to Dating by Ira Trivedi
Our society is unique and so are the problems we face. In an age of ghosting, cheating, blocking and ignoring, finding love is difficult but The Desi Guide to Dating is here to help you out!
This book is your one-stop solution to all your dating needs. It helps you perfectly navigate the increasingly confusing world of dating with a step-by-step guide. How to ask her out, what to wear on your date, how to protect your heart, how to kiss the girl, how to fend off creeps and stalkers, and much more. Happy dating, folks! Your time has finally come.
PS: I Love You by Cecelia Ahern
Some people wait their whole lives to find their soul mates. But not Holly and Gerry. Childhood sweethearts, they could finish each other’s sentences. No one could ever imagine them without each other.
When Gerry dies, Holly is devastated. But Gerry has left her a bundle of notes, one for each month of her year, each signed ‘PS, I Love You’. As the notes are opened, the man who knows Holly better than anyone teaches her that life goes on. With some help from friends and family, Holly laughs, cries, and finds that life is for living – but it helps if there’s someone watching over you.
The Reason is You by Nikita Singh
Siddhant meets Akriti during their medical residency in Delhi. Their connection is instant, blossoming from the many similarities between them. So, when Akriti faces a devastating loss, she leans on Siddhant for support.
In the heat of an emotional moment, the two decide that this must be love. But as Akriti’s depression begins to take a stronger hold over her, she spirals out of control, sinking deeper into an abyss of fear, insecurity, and rage. And while Siddhant struggles to help her, it seems like everything he does is only making things worse.
Nikita Singh returns with a stirring story – exploring emotional health, the boundaries of traditional relationships and second chances.
Three Impossible Wishes by Anmol Malik
19-year-old Arya Mahtani has been accepted to the University of Westley. But does she really belong there, or is she occupying a seat that would be better warmed by a more deserving student?
Plagued by self-doubt, Arya begins her college life. Along the way, she meets Sahil, aka South Delhi ka Drake – the privileged little rich boy desperately trying to Keep Up With The Kardashians of Cuffe Parade and Connaught Place, and Vladimir Petrov, the vodka to Arya’s hot chocolate, and the only way out of her imminent deportation. Thrown into this mix is Arya’s complicated relationship with her self-made, Harvard graduate, Barclay’s top-gun dad.
Funny and endearing, Three Impossible Wishes is a heart-warming book about finding love and learning to love yourself.
Don’t You Forget About Me by Mhairi McFarlane
This irresistible new book from Mhairi McFarlane is the perfect story to escape with. Compulsively readable, absolutely hilarious and deliciously romantic, you will not be able to put it down.
The Prince And The Nightingale by Abhishek Bhatt
On the eve of India’s Independence, Maharaja Uday Singh, the King of Ranakpour, urges his children to find their place in the new India as their 800-year rule on the princely state comes to an end. Stripped of his royal status, Uday Singh’s middle son, Abhimanyu, lands in Bombay to follow his passion – cricket.
While the young prince tries to adapt to life in the metropolis as a commoner, he meets Meera Apte, a struggling, working class singer with an angelic voice, and they bond over their common interest: Indian classical music.
Soon, Abhimanyu finds himself torn between familial duties and his growing passion for Meera.
Finally, the lovers make a choice that will change their destinies forever.
Your Guide to a Happier Family by Adele Faber
This book is an invaluable guide to bringing out the best in relationships between parents and children. Award-winning experts Faber and Mazlish offer advice and examples on the countless ways the use of language can:
– Build self-esteem
– Inspire confidence
– Encourage responsibility
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