#BookReview: It's All InThe Planets by Preeti Shenoy

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Your soul had lessons to learn from her. The Karmic cycle is complete and now she has moved on.

It's All in the Planets is the ninth book by the bestselling author of Life is What you make it and The Secret Wishlist, Preeti Shenoy. Its All in the Planets is A fiction romance released on September 15th 2016 by Westland Ltd. The cover page of the book is very beautiful with vibrant shades of grey and silver having moon, stars and a couple sitting. It is very attractive and catchy to the eyes.
It's All in the Planets is a story of Aniket, a 27 year old techie dating  a stunning model Trish. But Trish has a list of things she wants him to work on so that he can match her level. On the other hand, there is Nidhi , 32 years old who has quit her corporate job to follow her passion. She works as a pottery teacher and is a blogger. She is engaged to Manoj. Both Aniket and Nidhi meet each other on Shatabdi Express while going to their hometown Chennai and Nidhi agrees to become Aniket's 'relationship coach'. The characters are very well described and one can easily relate to them. 
The book is written in a very simple language and is written in first person for two different protagonists, making it an interesting as one can read the book from two different point of views. Since the book has dealt with astrology, stars, destiny author has even given the prediction for Leo and Sagittarius in alternate chapters. The story is very simple and it is flowing like a fluid. The blog posts mentioned are very inspirational as they make you think a lot. 
Overall, its a very nice and a one sitting read. I highly recommend this one to all those who believe in astrology, destiny, love and planets. 








ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Preeti Shenoy

Preeti Shenoy, among the top five highest selling authors in India  is also on the Forbes longlist of the most influential celebrities in India. She is the highest selling woman writer in India.
India Today has named her as being unique for being the only woman in the best-selling league. Her First book 34 Bubblegums and Candies is a compilation of short stories . Her second book ‘Life is what you make it ‘continues to top the best-selling charts and has been translated to several languages including Turkish . Her third 'Tea for two and a piece of cake’ made it to the top five best-selling Indian fiction of 2012. Her fourth, ‘The Secret wish list’ was among the top ten fiction of 2013. Her fifth, ‘The One You Cannot Have’ debuted at No.2 on the Nielsen list. The sixth ‘It happens for a Reason’ was out in December 2014 and has been on the Nielsen top ten, every week, since it’s release.Her seventh book ‘Why We love The Way We Do’ was among the top five best selling non-fiction books of 2015.
She has been awarded the Academia award for Business Excellence by the New Delhi Institute of Management, which is given to distinguished professionals for innovative best practices for their contribution to their field that adds to India’s International and national reputation. 

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