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# 4.4⭐ from 3,433 readers Themes of hope & recovery Engaging dual narrative Stories We Never Tell

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## Summary

> 📖 Unlock the untold stories that everyone will be talking about tomorrow!

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## Key Features

- • **Authentic Emotional Depth:** Experience raw, relatable characters navigating perfectionism, addiction, and trauma without clichés.
- • **Inspiring Hope & Recovery:** A powerful journey that champions self-acceptance and healing, perfect for anyone seeking motivation.
- • **Critically Acclaimed & Loved:** Rated 4.4 stars by over 3,400 readers, a must-have for your literary collection.
- • **A Story That Speaks to the Soul:** Dive into a compelling dual narrative exploring mental health, friendship, and resilience.
- • **Perfect Gift for Thoughtful Readers:** An ideal present for millennials who value meaningful stories that spark conversation and connection.

## Overview

‘Stories We Never Tell’ by Savi Sharma is a bestselling novel weaving the lives of Jhanvi, a social media influencer battling perfectionism and addiction, and Ashray, who faces trauma and panic attacks. Through alternating chapters, it explores themes of hope, recovery, and emotional resilience, earning a 4.4-star rating from over 3,400 readers. This inspiring narrative is perfect for millennials craving authentic, heartfelt stories that challenge societal norms around love and mental health.

## Description

There are stories we never talk about. Stories we are afraid to share. Simply because they hurt too much or no one wants to listen to them. Such was the story of Jhanvi, who is a budding social media influencer. She appears to have it all together, living her ideal life, but something is missing: Jhanvi has this impossible need that drives her to be more perfect than any person could possibly be. And the story of Ashray, who had a rocky start in life. With hard work and determination, he translates his dreams into reality, but his deep-seated insecurities come to the fore when life throws him a curveball. As their stories intersect, their lives change in ways they never expected. In a world of loss, darkness and destruction, will Jhanvi and Ashray be able to tell a story of hope, light and recovery?

Review: Nice story - Nice story to inspire lot of young people and brings out the best of friendships to someone who you love.
Review: Never Loose faith and keep Tackling the problems - The book is fantastic. A story of hope, recovery, self-acceptance, and self-love. A story that can bring the lost hope for recovery. A right blend of friendship, love, hope, healing, self-acceptance, and self-love. I would recommend this book to everyone, especially those who are trying to recover and finding hope and those who are finding it hard to accept themselves and love themselves. Savi ma'am does it again. This wonderful woman quit CA to become a story-teller and no one can deny the fact that she has done a great deal of justice to her decision. She stormed the literary world with her first three novels and became an instant sensation garnering a huge fan base. She is back with a fantastic story of darkness, destruction, hope and recovery. “Stories we never tell” revolves around the lives of two characters Ahsray and Jhanvi; how a trail of darkness and destruction intertwines their destinies; and how they fight and recover their demons. Jhanvi is a social media celebrity and influencer who has grown, believing that perfection is the key to a happy life. She craves perfection and believes that it is defined by the statistics of her followers and the content she posts in social media every day. As her celebrity status grows, she gets addicted to alcohol. After a series of events, she ends up in a hospital after being found unconscious on her apartment floor by her friend. Upon the insistence of her parents, Jhanvi promises to visit a psychiatrist for her problems. Ashray is adopted from an orphanage, as a child, by a single mother. He shares an unshakable bond of love with his mother. He dreams of getting the perfect job, moving to a new house with his mother and finding the love of his life. Life gives him everything he desires. Just as he seems to be happy and satisfied, it strikes him cruelly with a double blow and takes away everything. Unable to handle the pain, Ashray suffers from recurrent panic attacks and is made to visit a psychiatrist for his problems. The two characters get acquainted with each other during their regular visits to the psychiatrist. How they form a deep bond of love and how they help each other to conquer their demons, in a fantastic journey of hope and recovery forms the rest of the story. Savi Sharma has adopted a different kind of narrative for this story with alternating chapters of Ashray’s and Jhanvi’s life. They do cross paths as strangers before they get acquainted and the author beautifully scripts those moments. Towards the end, two chapters are allotted, one each for Ashray’s friend Rishi and Jhanvi’s friend Kaviya. This is a masterstroke by Savi Sharma. As these two characters travel throughout the story gaining the readers’ admiration for the things they do for the protagonists, the two chapters giving a view of their relationship with the main characters are very touchy and satisfying. And surprisingly, she dedicates a section for the psychiatrist, which does make a good read but doesn’t give much to the readers’ emotions. The one thing admirable about Savi Sharma’s writing is that she never westernizes the relationships in her novels. Into her fourth book now and I have not read one thing about lust or sex. She deals with the emotional bonding of the relationships rather than the romantic bonding. She deserves to be commended for this, as the concept of love and relationships are highly skewed and westernized in most of the novels by Indian authors. On the whole, “Stories we never tell” is yet another riveting tale of how the human mind can recover from the darkest of phases with the right kind of support from the correct type of person. I would recommend this book to all my loved ones.

## Features

- Reading books is a kind of enjoyment
- In an easy language
- Best to gift to a book lover

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Best Sellers Rank | 502,938 in Romance (Books) |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 3,433 Reviews |

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Nice story
*by V***Y on 12 April 2020*

Nice story to inspire lot of young people and brings out the best of friendships to someone who you love.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Never Loose faith and keep Tackling the problems
*by H***T on 26 January 2020*

The book is fantastic. A story of hope, recovery, self-acceptance, and self-love. A story that can bring the lost hope for recovery. A right blend of friendship, love, hope, healing, self-acceptance, and self-love. I would recommend this book to everyone, especially those who are trying to recover and finding hope and those who are finding it hard to accept themselves and love themselves. Savi ma'am does it again. This wonderful woman quit CA to become a story-teller and no one can deny the fact that she has done a great deal of justice to her decision. She stormed the literary world with her first three novels and became an instant sensation garnering a huge fan base. She is back with a fantastic story of darkness, destruction, hope and recovery. “Stories we never tell” revolves around the lives of two characters Ahsray and Jhanvi; how a trail of darkness and destruction intertwines their destinies; and how they fight and recover their demons. Jhanvi is a social media celebrity and influencer who has grown, believing that perfection is the key to a happy life. She craves perfection and believes that it is defined by the statistics of her followers and the content she posts in social media every day. As her celebrity status grows, she gets addicted to alcohol. After a series of events, she ends up in a hospital after being found unconscious on her apartment floor by her friend. Upon the insistence of her parents, Jhanvi promises to visit a psychiatrist for her problems. Ashray is adopted from an orphanage, as a child, by a single mother. He shares an unshakable bond of love with his mother. He dreams of getting the perfect job, moving to a new house with his mother and finding the love of his life. Life gives him everything he desires. Just as he seems to be happy and satisfied, it strikes him cruelly with a double blow and takes away everything. Unable to handle the pain, Ashray suffers from recurrent panic attacks and is made to visit a psychiatrist for his problems. The two characters get acquainted with each other during their regular visits to the psychiatrist. How they form a deep bond of love and how they help each other to conquer their demons, in a fantastic journey of hope and recovery forms the rest of the story. Savi Sharma has adopted a different kind of narrative for this story with alternating chapters of Ashray’s and Jhanvi’s life. They do cross paths as strangers before they get acquainted and the author beautifully scripts those moments. Towards the end, two chapters are allotted, one each for Ashray’s friend Rishi and Jhanvi’s friend Kaviya. This is a masterstroke by Savi Sharma. As these two characters travel throughout the story gaining the readers’ admiration for the things they do for the protagonists, the two chapters giving a view of their relationship with the main characters are very touchy and satisfying. And surprisingly, she dedicates a section for the psychiatrist, which does make a good read but doesn’t give much to the readers’ emotions. The one thing admirable about Savi Sharma’s writing is that she never westernizes the relationships in her novels. Into her fourth book now and I have not read one thing about lust or sex. She deals with the emotional bonding of the relationships rather than the romantic bonding. She deserves to be commended for this, as the concept of love and relationships are highly skewed and westernized in most of the novels by Indian authors. On the whole, “Stories we never tell” is yet another riveting tale of how the human mind can recover from the darkest of phases with the right kind of support from the correct type of person. I would recommend this book to all my loved ones.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ We are all broken at some places..some are just better at concealing it
*by N***M on 30 May 2020*

JuSt FiNiShEd READIng #storieswenevertell 4th book by India's Highest Selling Female Author Savi Sharma. 🦋 WhAt I LiKe aBoUt SaVi's BoOks❓ 🌹 Use of simple language; 🌹eMoTiOns are all over the place, heart touching & well described; 🌹the read is on an average of 175-225 pages; 🌹she releases 1 book every year; 🌹Pricing is moderate around INR 200/-; 🌹there are numerous lines, worth highlighting & pOnDeRiNg; 🌹the sToRyLiNe is always overwhelming and gets me into tears but..; 🌹the ending always puts a smile on my face & gives the satisfaction of a well read book. 🌹All her books have been published by Westland/ Thomson Press & the cover designed by her husband Ashish Bagrecha. 🌹I picked up her 1st book, intrigued by the title & from it, there was no turning back. 🌹The characters, their stories, emotions are so relatable. 🦋 Book 1 EVERYONE HAS A STORY 2016 everyone has a story to tell. everyone is a writer. some are written in the books, and some are confined to hearts. 🦋 Book 2 THIS IS NOT YOUR STORY 2017. sometimes, you donot write your story, it writes you. you don't choose your story, it chooses you. but would you believe it if someone told you, "This is not your story"? would you have the courage to write it? 🦋 Book 3 EVERYONE HAS A STORY-2 2018. I got a signed copy for this one! the story of life can be summarised in a few short words. it is never-ending. no matter what you are going through, no matter how difficult the journey is, no matter how fate tests us, life never stops; it endures. 🌹🦋 🌻BOOK 4 StOriEs We NeVeR TeLL 2019. There is story of 2 main characters, Jhanvi- a budding social media #influencer & Ashray- an orphan adopted by a wonderful lady. The book talks about their journey, their successes & failures, their insecurities at play, how they fall & recover & how their lives iNtErSeCt. It highlights how we aim for pErFeCtion & failure to do so, pushes us spiralling down. How relationships, emotions effect us.. How imp. family, loved ones, friends are for us & they form the support system we can fall back on. It talks about MENTAL HEALTH & how imp. it is to accept & take HELP. An aWeSoMe Read.

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