What Are We Doing About Zoya?
'Entertaining and delightful'
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What Are We Doing About Zoya?
Narrated by:
Shazia Nicholls
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Narrated by:
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Shazia Nicholls
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Written by:
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Anisha Bhatia
Jane Igharo, author of Ties That Tether
Zoya must choose between tradition and the opportunity of a lifetime. . .
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Zoya is not a perfect Indian daughter. She's overweight, independent and unmarried in a society that values slim, obedient women.
And at twenty-six, she is hurtling towards her expiration date in Mumbai's arranged marriage super-mart. But when her family's matchmaking finally works, everything seems to be on the up - all until she is offered a dream job in New York City.
Zoya must now make the choice of a lifetime, but not without a few cultural casualties and, of course, an accidental love story along the way . . .
In this hilarious comedy of manners set in Mumbai, where modernity jostles with tradition, Balli Kaur Jaswal's EROTIC STORIES FOR PUNJABI WIDOWS meets Kevin Kwan's CRAZY RICH ASIANS.
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Readers are LOVING What Are We Doing About Zoya?
'I loved this book from the first page . . . wizzed through the book in one sitting!'
NETGALLEY REVIEWER, 5 stars
'I was completely hooked'
NETGALLEY REVIEWER, 5 stars©2021 Anisha Bhatia
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Critic Reviews
With writing that is witty and accessible, Bhatia tells an entertaining and delightful story about breaking tradition, creating your own path, and standing your ground.
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