Symptoms of a Heartbreak

"Definitely an interesting read, glad I decided to read it today!"

"I honestly didn't think I'd like it as much as I did, but I ended up really enjoying it. As someone who's on track for being a pediatrician, the medical parts of this book really spoke to me, and as a teen always looking for love, the story between Saira and Link was just absolutely adorable, the ups and downs being believable too. The book made me love the characters enough to cry over their issues and (spoilers) deaths, but didn't spend too much time doting over them that I felt there was too much going on. Saira is the perfect main character. And by that I mean she was so horribly imperfect, that she was actually someone you could relate to. The people around her, her friends and family, weren't perfect either, but the mistakes she made weren't stupid. They were reasonable, coming from a place of love. It made her someone i could easily put myself into (not to mention the fact that she's brown and loves medicine). But the part that really pulled me into this book was that the people around her, the side characters, has full lives and stories too, ones that Saira was only barely if at all a part of. We never got the full story for Dr's. Arora and Howard, only got insight into Dr. Davis when it was too late, and just barely got to see into Dr. Chos nicer side around the patients. And yk what? That's perfect. Because that's life. We can't know everything, and some things it's none of our business. It made the characters more grounded and real. I would definitely recommend this book, but know that there's a lot of medical jargon and hindi words that might make your pace slow if you don't deal with those every day."