Book Review - Dream Castle

Synopsis –
Dreams are the memories of the soul. We all have a dream that makes us one in a million. No one before has ever been us, no one in centuries will ever be the way we are. Reveries, the popping bubble in our mind that comes up day in and day out. It takes courage to stick by your dreams for you have to keep up equilibrium with your passion, loved ones and society. Beware of these people who dream with open eyes, they are the ones who fill cheat on their fears and doubts just to marry their dreams. Dream Castle, will take you through a journey of passion, experiences, strength and assorted hues of life. revive and relish this simulative, rousing compilation of short stories and be inspired to hold your ground!
About the book –
This book is a blend of various stories which contains various emotions. You will get to read and feel every emotion that exists in this world. This book contains twenty stories, each depicting different emotions. You will find love, hatred, fear, paranormal world, losing someone, loving someone unconditionally, longing to be with someone and many other feelings.
One book and twenty stories, a perfect mixture.
My verdict –
Some stories are really wonderful while some stories are not up to the mark. Some stories are well defined while some stories do not have good editing. My personal favorite is The New Beginning by Rohit Sukhwani. In this story, the way author dreams of meeting Deepika Padukone and finally does something so that he could hire Deepika for promotions.
I dream of similar but Ranbir Kapoor replaces Deepika Padukone over here. This story is inspiring for the people who want to achieve some.
Other than that every story has its own stand and is related to one thing which is DREAM. An amazing one time read.
Ratings – 3.5/5

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