"I Have A Theory About That" by Judy Balan

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I Have A Theory About That

Book Review : ⭐⭐⭐⭐

Judy Balan you did it again.

This book was so much fun!!!  and entertaining story with female friendships, cute love stories, And the story is taking place in Chennai. 

Two friends 'Meg' and 'Tania', two different persons have an unlikely friendship since the two met because they used to date the same guy. They both end up being friends, sharing an apartment and now having a bet on who will find love first. 

The characters are so relatable. We all would have met Meg and Tania in our life. You'll fall in love with them both. Throughout the story, I felt like taking a cab to Alwarpet and find these girls and give them a huge hug. 

Meg is someone who plans her life and follows every step to achieve what she wants. I loved her planning and checking off the list thing throughout the story. I loved how she tries to hold her life and does her best in whatever she's doing. I just admire her.

Tania is more like going-with-the-flow kind of person. She believes that the universe will show her the way and follows that. And she loves animals. She believes in astrology signs and predictions. 

The book is written amazingly and you will feel every emotion they feel.This duo has captured a place in my favorite fictional friends list.

Every chapter starts with a theory from Meg/Tania. They are so cool and hilarious. And it has bookish, rom-coms and series references.

A light and happy story. This book would make an amazing rom-com movie.4 stars for characters, 4 stars for story and 5 stars for theories in every chapters.

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