![]() ![]() The premise: Dimple’s parents allow her to go to a 6 week summer coding class the summer before college only because they want her to meet Rishi, her potential future husband. ![]() I would definitely recommend this to others. The audiobook, in particular, is excellent, with two fantastic narrators in Sneha Mathan and Vikas Adam. I read it straight through and didn’t regret a second. Dimple’s unabashed ambition was refreshing (and sends a strong message to young girls with similar interests), while Rishi’s romanticism was simply endearing. ![]() Sneha Mathan and Vikas Adam are perfectly cast as Dimple and Rishi (I’ve already downloaded my next listens from each of them), and I fell in love with these characters as they fell in love with each other. I was in a listening rut when I stumbled upon this book, and it was exactly what I needed to re-engage. But unbeknownst to her, it’s because they’ve been arranging for her to marry Rishi Patel-who also happens to be attending the same program. When they readily agree to her attending a summer program for aspiring web developers, she thinks it’s because they finally understand her goals. Dimple Shah is strong-willed, ambitious, and at 18 years old, not looking for her IIH (Ideal Indian Husband). When Dimple Met Rishi by Sandhya Menon marries my two favorite genres: YA and romance. ![]()
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