I didn't expect to be expecting by Richa S. Mukherjee

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Name- I didn't expect to be expecting
Written by- Richa S. Mukherjee
Published by- Harper Collins & Black ink books
Pages- 328
Ratings- 5🌟/5🌟
Plot-
Tara, is a successful person both on personal and professional sphere. He adores her husband Abhi, loves her friends and her life but all things takes an unexpected U-turn when she finds out, she is pregnant. With pregnancy and a baby being the last things on ger mind can Tara survive the entire period with a sane mind? Will she manage  to juggle this new state? (Read the book to find out)
Review-
Thumbs Up-
●The story was heart touching in every aspect. The plot was brilliant, a most important issue exhibited with an ease that was very well executed.
●The central characters were so aptly made that the readers could easily connect with them. Even the supporting characters were very detailed.
●The most fantastic thing about this book is Tara's sense of humour which keeps the readers hooked and even makes them pray for her.
Thumbs Down-
◆I would be really surprised if anyone can come up with a negative point in this book.

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