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By Smriti Ravindra and Annie Zaidi, it chronicles the various aspects of an Indian girl's life (albeit in urban settings). The joys & sorrows, the conventional mores, the unwritten, unspoken rules & regulations that govern her existence all find a place in this book.
I can assure you that every Indian girl/woman (born before the '90s) who reads this book will relate to some notion/ story/ incident narrated here.
I can assure you that every Indian girl/woman (born before the '90s) who reads this book will relate to some notion/ story/ incident narrated here.
I certainly could.
Here's one of the authors speaking of how the book came about:
Why good Indian girls are not bad
Why good Indian girls are not bad
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