The publisher mailed me the cover as a pdf file. It is a rich cover with a lot of fire colours that set off the back blurb in relief … but converting it into jpeg took away the richness and the white script just faded. 😦
Just writing down the back blurb for easy reading
This is the heartwarming story of an inseperable threesome, Chandni, Amrit and Soma. The girls are an exciting bunch but have a rather uneventful life in the sleepy town of Majhi Nagar. They are completely focused on their impending Class XII boards, until Chandni’s handsome cousin Jogi comes to live with her family. His presence brings to the surface many hidden truths that the girls must deal with like Chandni’s attraction for her cousin, her jealousy when her best friend and cousin fall in love, and the fact that her eldest brother is gay.
The story spans a period of four months, in which Chandni and her family deal with many complex modern day relationship issues. A Bowlful of Butterflies deals with serious issues but is written in a light hearted vein. It is an engrossing tale dealing with the transition of Chandni and her friends from school girls to womanhood.
Nice! I’m sure it will be an interesting read … total Ritu style 🙂
Looking forward to it 🙂
Thank you
hey.. was waiting for the summary, sounds cool.. will get it asap next month.. 🙂
Thanks Yasmeen
WOW Ritu!! congrats 😀
Thank you MayG
Intriguing. Look forward to buying my copy. The cover is cool.
All the best Ritu!
Thank you Abha
Sounds wonderful!
Thanks Dipali
I am totally looking forward to it
So am I
Sounds great Aunty! 😀
Hi Aastha do buy it when it comes out
congratulations and all the very best
Thank you @Pearls
There is a chandni in there??? U better give her a good life 😀
Oh Chandu is the main lead, the story unfolds all around her 🙂 Of course the main lead has a happening life
congratulations!!! looking forward to reading it.
I am eager to read it, more so because the blurb says subject is presented in a lighter vein. that must make it a very enjoyable read.
I find it hard to be serious for a long time. So the story is light hearted
That you blog as well as you do, and with meaningful, free-flowing thoughts at that, I am certain your debut novel, ‘A Bowlful of Butterflies’ will be well-received too. I am just waiting for the day it gets published and hits the stands 🙂 Yes, I did read the synopsis – quite loved it 🙂 By the way, I have book-marked your URL, not that it has been ingrained into whatever cerebral space available with me 😛 😛
As of now, the release date is August 1, 2011. Will be updating the header once it is certain. Thanks for the vote of confidence.
I am looking forward to reading this book. 🙂
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