Someone who's had a poster of Imran Khan holding the 1992 World Cup teophy tacked above her bed for most of her life-had never forgiven him first for joining politics and second for everything that's come out of his mouth since
Someone who's had a poster of Imran Khan holding the 1992 World Cup teophy tacked above her bed for most of her life-had never forgiven him first for joining politics and second for everything that's come out of his mouth since
My expectations with this book were not very high before starting it, thanks to the reviews on Goodreads.com.
The book was more of a 'daily diary' of the protagonist with no interesting inciting incident to it. The protagonist's continuous whinning about her job duties was quite annoying.
Being a debut book, it's an average effort also is a progressive step for Pakistani writers.