Kirjahaku

A young adult romance about a young tech girl with big ambitions set in Bangalore Abir Maqsood is angry. She has things to do: a career to carve, money to earn, and, in the small stuff, a dining table to fix. But there are many obstacles in the way: lack of money, her parents' over-protective attitude, and a most annoying distraction in class called Arsalan. When her mother is not paid her dues for her henna service, Abir resolves to help her by creating a henna app. Her college is also running a program for student start-ups so things look most fortuitous. But the path to getting funding is littered with more thorns than roses.

Q, Y, X, T, T and B are not merely high-scoring Scrabble tiles; they represent the people in Sabas life who feature on her blog, My Brothers Wedding. Sabas brother, Y, is to get married and, since the day her mother and sister began scanning the horizon for prospective brides, theres never been a dull moment at home. Saba, though, just cannot understand what the fuss is all about. A literature student pulled away from her beloved books, she finds the blogosphere a good place to rant in and to share with the world how a wedding can make everything around you go haywire. Join Saba and her family as they quarrel over shopping, expenses and responsibilities, and as they realize gradually that theres nothing like a wedding to bring a family together.

Kashish Asif, a popular Instagrammer, navigates life at 18, accompanied byher widowed father, and occasionally present older sister. As her witty reelsearn her a large following, she falls into an online battle with Sameer, anaspiring cook and budding Instagrammer. But their playful conflict soon getsblown out of proportion through an error of judgement.Then, unexpectedly, they meet in real life. And even more unexpectedly, sparks fly between them. When reality creeps in, and an unfortunate incidentforces them to unplug from their phones, they will need to figure out how todeal with life and relationships away from the screens.Is it possible to find a real friend (or someone more than a friend) in a worldwhere reactions are staged, people pretend to date each other for the likes, and the only constant is that everything really, really sucks?From the bestselling author of Asmara's Summer, filmed as the popularweb series Dil Dosti Dilemma, comes a pitch-perfect teenage drama aboutfriendship, family, and finding love in unexpected places.