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Posted: 11 years ago

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The one I read on weekend was 'A kingdom of dream' by judith McNaught ... another period story 😆 so i doubt you will like it ... but very beautiful one

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Posted: 11 years ago

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Thanku and abt buk mirandacheever ..
ieill explain later

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Posted: 11 years ago

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Originally posted by: shruti46
Thanku and abt buk mirandacheever ..
ieill explain later

😆 i know i turns little boring after 2nd chapter and remains so for few more... but overall its very nice story ... the real fun begins when miranda finds out she is pregnant, for the first time and from there the story can be anything but boring ...

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Posted: 11 years ago

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Plus u havnt read na the arnav khushi version written by anarocksik on If ...i have so i know most of the s5oty ...
th lagta h kya padhe dubara

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Posted: 11 years ago

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Andi think ihavw this prb of reading abt british aetting..
all lords amd lady.
Tried ti read pride nprejudice too but

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Posted: 11 years ago

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Originally posted by: shruti46
Plus u havnt read na the arnav khushi version written by anarocksik on If ...i have so i know most of the s5oty ...
th lagta h kya padhe dubara

i have not read the arhi version ... i m sick and tired of reading stories in which arnav has a bad past and becoz of that he builds a wall around him ...

i know almost all my stories too has the same 😆 but the thing is that i believe that i dont outside other things ... like here mirinda also had a difficult childhood , never got the deserved love of her father ... i think this can be more qualified as a bitter past then turner's wife turning out to be a loose woman ... i understand his young heart was crushed ... but common, he too admitted her never loved her, just desired and had a infatuation which he termed as love ... but yes, in most of the story, its the female protagonist who makes the male protagonist fall in love, whether he want it or not and then when he really falls for her, everything seems alright ... thats how it works... in fiction this is what everyone likes to read ...

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Posted: 11 years ago

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I think thats why i loved "A kingdom of dream" more than "secret diaries of miranda cheever" ... in the former one its female protagonist, jennifer merrick around whom the story revolves ...

in miranda cheever too its all about miranda and her love for turner but turner's past overpower's everything ... but in a kingdom of dream, its more about jennifer , her dream, her pride, her fight, her sorrow ...in this the male protagonist, royce is the one to lead jenny to her kingdom of dream ...

In miranda cheever... its all about love... only her love for turner.. whereas in a kingdom of dream, there were many things around which the story revolved... and in the end lead to jenny's kigdom of dream... its a love story too... but its also about how a headstrong, brave, courageous 17 year old jenny found what she wanted, which was not only royce, a lover anyone would dream of ... but also a kingdom of dream where her people love and respect her ...

Edited by shona_arhilover - 11 years ago

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Posted: 11 years ago

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No shivi arhi version is really diff..
Arnavdidnt married inthis.

Khushi real father although dies but she is adopted by a couple who loved her vey much..and as much as tymshe spendwith her real father it was full of love..

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Posted: 11 years ago

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Originally posted by: shruti46
No shivi arhi version is really diff..
Arnavdidnt married inthis.

Khushi real father although dies but she is adopted by a couple who loved her vey much..and as much as tymshe spendwith her real father it was full of love..

i was talking about the book... i had not read that ...so no comments on that ..