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Awkward Memoirs From Little India

Romi Moondi

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Description:The Little India in Toronto, Canada is legendary.Or at least it used to be.The glory days of the nineties, with its glittery textiles, fried foods and Bollywood VHS tapes are over...but the memories remain.From that time she first learned that Indian clothing and levels of glitter are a special form of castes, to the creepy restauranteur who once grazed her forearm with his golden bangle.And let's not forget Indian video stores, and what the "Stardust" movie magazine is really all about.This 3,000-word set of memoirs is a prelude to the 8,000-word "Awkward Memoirs From Actual India", also available for free.Other works by this author:"The Book of Awful" (a parody of the "Book of Awesome")---available now "Un-Love Poems" (a parody of the entire concept of heartfelt love poems; poets will hate it, readers may find themselves amused)---available in late September 2011"Year of the Chick" (a humorous novel with heart, about a quest to find love in a year to avoid arranged marriage)---available in October 2011We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Awkward Memoirs From Little India. To get started finding Awkward Memoirs From Little India, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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Description: The Little India in Toronto, Canada is legendary.Or at least it used to be.The glory days of the nineties, with its glittery textiles, fried foods and Bollywood VHS tapes are over...but the memories remain.From that time she first learned that Indian clothing and levels of glitter are a special form of castes, to the creepy restauranteur who once grazed her forearm with his golden bangle.And let's not forget Indian video stores, and what the "Stardust" movie magazine is really all about.This 3,000-word set of memoirs is a prelude to the 8,000-word "Awkward Memoirs From Actual India", also available for free.Other works by this author:"The Book of Awful" (a parody of the "Book of Awesome")---available now "Un-Love Poems" (a parody of the entire concept of heartfelt love poems; poets will hate it, readers may find themselves amused)---available in late September 2011"Year of the Chick" (a humorous novel with heart, about a quest to find love in a year to avoid arranged marriage)---available in October 2011We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Awkward Memoirs From Little India. To get started finding Awkward Memoirs From Little India, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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