Book Review — A Girl Like That by Tanaz Bhathena

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Everyone has an opinion about Zarin Wadia. From the students studying at Qala Academy in Jeddah to their parents, Zarin’s aunt and their neighbors, even the teachers who are meant to guide and educate can’t seem to get past their preconceived notions about the kind of girl Zarin is. They call her names – slut, rebel, ungrateful, bastard. They drown her with their hypocrisy and presumptions. But what no one tries to understand is the hurt coursing through her veins u...