WHEN THE ENTIRE TEAM DECIDED TO PUT THEIR KIDS FOR A PICTURE...HARDIK PUT BOTH OF HIS SONS.😭 his aggu baby and Ishu baby

The girl in the pink dress is soo confused.

This is the most Adorable thing in the world❤️

Nazar na lage isko⚫🧿

u me and ishu are online the trio’s all here omfg ❤️

ohmygod @titlishu COME HERE AHHHHh planning a picnic date w those cakes we eat in wine glasses

thank you for tagging me @dreamofghosts ❤️ (almost forgot your new url rip)

six books I'm excited to read in the (very) near future

Circe by Madeline Miller

Hani and Ishu's guide to Fake Dating by Adiba Jaigirdar

Antony and Cleopatra by William Shakespeare

Fabulosa! by Paul Baker

Daughters of Sparta by Claire Heywood

Alexander Hamilton by Ron Chernow

@ Ishu.. ❤️ #AshishKumarSahoo #baby (at Vishakapatnam) https://www.instagram.com/p/CoV7I09vEpO/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

Anon from before. I'd like to drop my name again 🙈 thank you so much for that reading. For Ateez Song Game, I pick "Dancing like butterfly wings" - 🚗🔊🥳🌈❤️✨/ nickname - Ishu / DOB - Dec 25, 1998

Hi Ishu!

What you need to know: Authority. Root chakra. Divine masculine(energy that allows us to actualize dreams/ideas).

ISHU MERI JAAN HAPPY NEW YEAR I LOVE YOU I MISSED YOU SO MUCH I HOPE YOU HAVE A BEAUTIFUL YEAR AHEAD ❤️❤️💌💌

I JAAN I LOVE U SO MUCH I MISSED U TOO HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!!! PLS I LOVE YOU YOU DESERVE TO HAVE A YEAR AS AMAZINF AS YOU

I can’t believe it’s Wednesday already! 🤍 This week passed by so quickly, not sure why. I’m still reading the Raven King 📖 I’m super attached and I just don’t want to finish the series. I know I will be heartbroken by the time I finish it so I want to take all my time with the last book 🥺 Today I want to recommend you one very fluffy and cute book that I read last summer. “Hani and Ishu’s guide to fake dating” is a perfect bisexual representation and I just loved it so much. 💖💜💙 This is a short romance novel about a bisexual girl who comes out to her best friends. Unfortunately (yet very common in real life) they don’t believe her, so she ends up telling them that she’s actually dating Ishu, a quite asocial girl, who only focuses on her studies. Of course Hani and Ishu don’t really get along at first so they make a deal that would benefit them both, to make the whole “fake dating” story work well. What I love about this most is how open Hani’s parents are about her sexual orientation. Finally we have some positive attitudes regarding this very sensitive topic. This story is very emotional overall, as we get to see not only romantic love but also friendship and family love ❤️ We also get to see two very different perspectives, since we have two POVs. This is one of my fave reads of the year! This is the representation we need and I love to see it. It’s charming, romantic, funny and dramatic in some parts, but a very lighthearted, quick read ❤️ My rating is 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 / 5. I totally adored this book. The recommended age is 13-16 so even younger people can give it a shot!❤️ Tags: #bisexual #bisexualrepresentation #pridereads #bisexualbooks #lgbtreads #bisexualrp #lgbtbooks #lgbtbookstagram #lgbtcharacters #bookstagramromania #bookstagramcommunity #bookreview #bookblogger #mybookfeatures #bisexuallove #booklover #bookaddict #bookandtea #bookreader #bookreviewer https://www.instagram.com/p/CWqB1OwgkiZ/?utm_medium=tumblr

Mara! Have you read ‘Hani and Ishu’s Guide to Fake Dating’ or ‘The Henna Wars’ yet?? They’re both by Adiba Jaigirdar. They’re both set in high school, which I really wish authors would get past, but most of the time after they leave the high school setting it becomes New Adult rather than Young Adult and as someone who listens to most of my books, I cannot stand someone whispering intimate scenes in my ear while I’m casually washing dishes. Anyways, if you haven’t read them you should!! Adiba’s finding her footing but the books are real cute.

Hi! Thank you for the recommendation, I appreciate that you thought to tell me about books you've liked 💕

I've had both books on my to-read list for ages (shortly after they were announced, really) because I have an entire twitter account dedicated to following/posting book updates, but I haven't read either one yet because I know from reviews that the books deal with homophobia and religion. Both of these touch too close for me, so honestly I avoid anything that handles these topics heavily unless I'm in a mindset where it won't affect me too much. Having said, I still intend on reading both of these books, and I'll definitely post about it here or on twitter when I do. Thanks again for the recommendation, and if you wanna tell me about more books you like please go ahead. It's my fave thing to talk about! ❤️