Loss – The four-letter word with infinite definitions. The word is forever married to the pain – be it the loss in your business or the loss of a loved one. The word holds multidimensional meanings. Author Siddharth Dhanvant Shanghvi, through his memoir ‘Loss,‘ brings out the depth of the pain one feels from a loved one’s loss. In his life, it is three.
Loss – The better half of pain:
Siddharth encounters pain when his father is diagnosed with cancer. His family starts revolving around the ailing father, his idiosyncrasies, the predicament of going through chemotherapy, and pain – physical and emotional. It is a tough road to walk and the author has depicted it with intense emotions that the readers feel the raw pain that the author has encountered.
Loss of not one but three loved ones:
The irony in the author’s life is that his father falls ill first but he loses his mother unexpectedly. The author has poured out his heart through the words. The pain is real. The sublime narration makes the reader forget the world around them and indulge in the book unconditionally.
To enliven his father, he brings a dog. A cute little being. But death is looming around the author’s house to take his loved ones away. One after the other, he loses his father, mother, and dog. How to deal with it? The book is equally a painful and inspiring reading experience.
Not easy to read through:
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The plot looks very interesting will love to read the book
I think this is a book I would be checking out.
A book with an excellent theme.
Looks like a good read
Would love to read this!!
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Yes it's very hard to read this type of books, I generally avoid this genre. It depresses me.
This sounds so heartbreaking ðŸ˜
I do like to avoid painful books if i onow
This sounds like an incredible read
I have heard so many good things about this book.
I should add this to my tbr..looks like a great read..
This book looks really terrible for a jolly person like me so I better stay away from it. Great review though🤗🤗💖.
This sounds very interesting
Interesting book ,will definitely check it out 💕
To read or not to read.. Am afraid of the hangover it may give me, fr days
Such a sad book…
Beautiful. Will check it out.
Beautiful. Will check it out.