I received a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. Thank you to the author, Sandhya Menon, and the publisher, Simon Pulse, for this opportunity. 
 This dual-perspective narrative chronicles the pre-college summer of two Indian-American individuals. 
 Dimple Shah is eager to break free from her conservative family and when they finally allow her to follow her dreams and attend a summer course for computer programming, she believes they have finally gotten over their obsession with finding her the IIH (ideal Indian husband). 
 Rishi Patel's hope is to one-day emulate his parents' love with his own arranged marriage. And by following both his parents' suggestion, as well as his own heart, to a computer programming course, he has hopes of doing just that. But when he discovers Dimple's parents have kept this arrangement from their daughter, and she has no concept of their planned future together, it seems his dreams must succumb to a quick and painful death. 
 With very different future goals in mind and yet forced together for the remainder of the course, the pair's perfect Summer seems like it is going to become anything but! 
 This book was such an absorbing read and really opened up details of a culture I know little about. My interest was further piqued to see the same culture discussed from two alternating perspectives. Diversity is sorely needed in literature and it is so heartening that a book can give both a voice to this marginalised perspective as well as extending understanding to all. 
 For it was through these differing perspectives that I felt the reader got a fully open invitation to learn. The cultural traditions, and the impact these have on differing generations and individuals, made both for interesting discussions as well as points of conflict, in the novel. Also, the warring perspectives also made this such a hilarious read! 
 The duo seemed destined to share nothing but a dislike for each other but, over the course of the novel, the reader gets to witness the sweetest of romances blossom. This was honestly such a smile-inducing story and Dimple and Rishi make such the perfect pairing! They both have such sweet and endearing personalities and distinct voices that were a pleasure to read from. 
 At times I felt the plot became a little cliched and, as with all romantic novels, the ending was an obvious one. This is my issue with this genre, in general, and not a fault with this particular novel, however. This remains the perfect Summer read and also provided the reader with a depth of topic and a diversity of character that every book should aspire to include.