Through their unique narrative voices they process what they see before them and reflect upon their lives and the people they have shared them with.

She allows the reader to see the world as each of her characters do.

In Lost & Found Davis has fearlessly unleashed a quirky band of characters on Australian suburbia. There has been much pre-release hype about Brooke Davis’ debut novel Lost & Found and I am pleased to say it is well-deserved. An engaging story that you'll read quickly, but that will stay with you forever.Disclosure: If you click a link in this post and make a purchase, I may earn a small commission. If you enjoy emotional stories that make you laugh and smile at the same time. The author has done a great job writing this fantastic book with a strong message that we learn from it 'Money can't buy happiness, but your kind and humble nature can'. Perhaps they have forgotten that the happiness of our families and friends is the real success. People are more and more involved in the virtual world in today's era of digitization. The digital age has made everyone busy in their own way, everyone seems to be stuck on “me”, “my happiness”, “my work”, “my success”, everyone is trying to separate human beings from their busy, happy lives. Philosophical quotes are my favorite thing to read, and this book includes tons of them. Sahitya and Venkata became the reason for his change of nature. Venkat taught him that money can buy antique vintage cars, but cannot buy peace and happiness, which are essential in life. Sahitya, a young girl who lived a deprived childhood, taught him how to live happily. Sahitya's dark past shocked him, so he decided to help her. As a result, he realized the grave errors he had made treating people so badly and arrogantly. Sahitya's mature demeanor and caring nature changed Ravi's perspective on life. In his quest to find himself, he encounters a little girl named Sahitya and a humble billionaire named Venkat. Soon he realized this and left the house in search of himself. But little did he know that now he had lost the respect of his parents and his best friend. Ravi was happy because he is a free man now. Pawan, his best friend, helps him to annul his marriage to Avni (the girl his mother had approved for him). His mother wanted him to get married, tricked him, but Ravi was adamant about not getting married due to some past events. Ravi is an arrogant and rude American banker who came to India at the request of his mother.

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