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The Frustrated Women's Club

By: Amandeep Ahuja
Narrated by: Amandeep Ahuja
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Escaping meddling Punjabi family and first dates with both sets of parents present, Alia Arora is excited to reclaim her London-bred independence with a move to Dubai, the heart of the expat world.

But Indian parents rarely back down, and Alia finds that the pursuit of the idealized version of herself—effortless career and a banging social life—isn’t quite as easy as she’d hoped. From unappealing arranged-marriage suitors to managing accusations of having become a "coconut", Alia navigates it all with her trademark grace, irreverent wit, and colorful language.

Narrated in a series of hilariously funny and searingly honest blog posts, The Frustrated Women’s Club is a love letter to the Indian Millennial.
©2022 Amandeep Ahuja (P)2022 Amandeep Ahuja
Coming of Age Historical Fiction Women's Fiction World Literature
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