ARA Review by Rekha Jindal of Cobwebs of Youth

[Rekha Jindal]

[Following is an OnlineBookClub.org ARA Review of the book, Cobwebs of Youth.]

---

3 out of 5 stars

---

Share This Review

---

Review
Cowebs Of Youth
*** 3/5
I would rate the story as.3 out of 5 as the story was full of romance,emotional,and satirical. This was the best story and specimen work of our author Auburn, who had indicated the youth age in the novel...The story started with a girl named Lara Cassidy lived in a London suburbs with her family . She was working in a project named "Puddle" as a children illustrator .She wanted to be like his father.

The story revealed the parental relationship between daughter and father .the father’s love for daughter was pious and eternal so it shows the sentimental,emotional side of the girl .But When her father divorced his mother and married another women left her mother behind that made Lara very sad and emotional . The novel stated the girl's sentiment and love for her mother when her father divorced her mother then nothing s left in her mother's life only sadness and unhappiness The girl silently bores all the pain though she tried to over come from it by going to pub and called her friend to spent some time enjoying are rejoicing on her 18 th birthday celebration.

The love for stranger was shown in the full novel when Lara met Robert Kennedy an aged men she fell in love with the stranger and totally ruined his life creating mess in his life so the life’s despair and sadness was shown in the full novel.

The story didn’t ended here .After 10 years he met the stranger again and she again came into the relationship with the stranger fell in love .

She could’nt forget the past life which she spent with the stranger so the recalling of the memories were drawn and the relationship with the new lover Ed came to halt . The girl was living as a couple for some time with Ed but when she met stranger after 10 years left his friend for strangers ‘s love .The stranger’s love became most important at last and started living with the stranger.

***
View Cobwebs of Youth on Bookshelves