When The Wildflowers Bloom
For love, I guess, is neither a conviction nor an assurance. It is an unquestionable knowledge. No one needs to tell you they love you. You just know it—their love is experienced within you.
– Rupa Bhullar
If I have to describe this book ‘When The Wildflowers Bloom’ in one word I would call it Contemplative.
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It’s one of those books with a very simplistic storyline, with the protagonist Tara making a decision how to upturn her life after facing 17 years of miserable married life with an abusive husband. It’s not a story of glory and unprecedented victory but I’m sure anyone going through domestic abuse or a troubled marriage will find pearls of wisdom and assurance in this book.
I loved the book and I would recommend it to everyone whether you’re married or unmarried. As long as you are a desi and an old soul you will enjoy each page. The morals and moments spread throughout the book would leave you in a pensive mood long after you’ve finished it.
Bombay Reader 