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Excerpt from the girl-seeing scene

Excerpt from Love.exe

Do you know how to cook, Neethu?” Her tone was much friendlier this time, thanks to the intoxicating sugar.
“Oh no aunty, I don’t know anything.” I answered honestly and five pairs of patronizing eyes were looking way down upon me.
“Yes, girls these days don’t know anything. I already had my son by the time I was your age, you know and I used to cook for five people in the family including my in-laws.” If I was expected to read between the lines, it meant (a) I don’t kn...

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Book Title: Love.exe
Author: Manju Nambiar
Format: E book
Language: English

Love.exe by Manju Nambiar is a  sweet  love story  told with a tinge of humor which  I instantly got hooked to. There is something charming about old school love stories that you never get tired of . This is one such tale and yet is a slice of present day life. The characters are relatable and genuine which makes one fall for them immediately. They just take you along their jour...

Book Review: Love.exe by Manju Nambiar

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Blurb

If you are looking for a feel-good heart warming love story with a happy ending, this is your right pick!

Nitya Balakrishnan, a young girl from Kerala had it all planned out. She was going to live a life of her dreams in the United States of America. And she thought she had nailed it, when she was accepted into one of the best universities of the world. But cosmos had other plans and conspired to drop love.exe into her.

He c...

Love.exe: Book review

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Author : Manju Nambiar 

Format: Kindle Edition

File Size: 1798 KB

Print Length: 345 pages

Language: English

ASIN: B07F911NYB

Rating 4.5/5

As I sit down to write this review for Love.exe by Manju Nambiar I am wondering if my words will justify this beautiful romantic story. I have read many books but this stands outstanding and amazing. This is one of the best romantic stories I have ever read. From the beginning...

How I trained my kindergartner to think positive.

“How was your field trip?” I asked my five year old as she got in to the car after school.

“It was just okay.” She replied lowering her tone and her head.

“Oh what happened?” I was concerned.

“It was so hot, and I had to stand in the long line to get in to the park.” Came the beaten up and whiny answer, while the other kids getting out of the school with their mommies exclaimed. “Oh mommy, we fed a goat in the farm!”. “I wish I had another field trip tomorrow”. “It was so exciting!”

This was...

The Journey of Indian Women

 #IndianWomen We as a country, are proud of our rich history and civilization. At the drop of a hat, we are all set to give an elocution of our great culture, values and intact families which almost always involves sacrifices of women, covering up of women and respect of husbands and elders by women. Here is a history lecture on the facts of this voyage. In this blog, I try to capture the long journey of Indian Women over the last thousands of years. It’s a lot of facts, figures and detail...

What now?

Ever since the very unfortunate Nirbhaya incident in Delhi, there has been an outbreak of  #MeToo‘s, #Indiasdaughter‘s, #Womenempowerment‘s doing its rounds in the Social Media.

Feminists, activists, liberals have been encouraging women/society/parents to speak out when their baby, girl, or women are abused.

So yes, many heard. Many spoke out. Many fought. Many filed a case. Many wrote blogs. Many debated on TV channels. Many discussed. Many got angry. We are not ashamed any more to report...

Choose Your Women Wisely!

It was my cousin sister Neha’s big day.

She and the ‘boy’ were talking in her room with the door shut while the rest of the cousins were parading outside giggling and craning the necks hard to get a good peek at the ‘couple’ through the window. It was a perfect scene of ‘girl seeing’.

The ‘boy’ aka Vinay was a software professional from California. Neha too was a professional employed with Microsoft at Hyderabad.  Neha was an absolute darling. A trained Carnatic singer with exceptionally bril...