Ayesha At Last
- Auteursrechteigenaar
- Bookwire
- Oorspronkelijke uitgave
- 2019
- Jaar van uitgave
- 2019
- Uitgeverij
- Corvus
Impressies
- Zara Azmatdeelde een impressie3 jaar geleden
👍De moeite van het lezen waard💡Heel leerzaam💞Heel mooi🚀VerslavendA book about marriage and love in a Muslim setting. It resembles pride and prejudice alot 💕.
Ayesha Shamsi (Elizabeth Bennett) , an unmarried girl in her late 20's loves poetry rather than her recent job being a substitute teacher at a school. She thinks about others and tries to keep others happy without thinking about what would make her happy and what she really wants.
Khalid marzi (Mr. Darcy) , with a well settled job and family. He's of the opinion that love comes after marriage. He is stuck between religious diversity.
When I read the book I was in so much in a cliff hang situation that what's gonna happen next. When Ayesha and Khalid first meet, the misinterpretation that they built about each other, OH GOSH that's so much tension, like alot🥵!!! What made me worry so much was that Khalid took Ayesha to be Hafsa. I was constantly praying he finds out because Khalid and Hafsa weren't the match😏🙈. It's was more of Ayesha and Khalid 🤭😍. But then finally they get a second chance and all the plots are resolved. That was when my heart felt calm 💖.
If you have read Jane Austen's pride and prejudice then this is definitely your next read 🔥🙌. - Nabsie Kittensdeelde een impressie4 jaar geleden
Blooming brilliant! A little slow to start but after the sixth chapter i was hooked! A very well composed novel describing culture, traditions and religion impeccably. A truly inspiring read. Thank you!
- Venoeni Akintoladeelde een impressie4 jaar geleden
👍De moeite van het lezen waard💡Heel leerzaam💞Heel mooi🚀Verslavend😄Hilarisch
Citaten
- b5984025116citeerde uit3 jaar geleden
“Just remember to pack light. Dreams tend to shatter if you’re carrying other people’s hopes around with you.” - Fauziyyah Arimiciteerde uit4 jaar geleden
‘No sooner met but they looked, no sooner looked but they loved, no sooner loved but they sighed, no sooner sighed but they asked one another the reason, no sooner knew the reason but they sought the remedy; and in these degrees have they made a pair of stairs to marriage,’ - Shomaciteerde uit5 jaar geleden
“‘No sooner met but they looked, no sooner looked but they loved, no sooner loved but they sighed, no sooner sighed but they asked one another the reason, no sooner knew the reason but they sought the remedy; and in these degrees have they made a pair of stairs to marriage,’” Nana recited as he walked out into the hallway.
