Not Really Indian tells the stories of 10 Indian women and their conflicted relationships with their homeland. It’s a diverse mix of female characters, from business-driven women climbing the corporate ladder to housewives who start a family in a different country with different customs, trials, and tribulations.

I recommend this book to female readers, especially younger female readers of all cultures who are looking for a short yet thought-provoking, character-driven read. I don’t often read short story collections, but I’m glad that I took a chance on this one. Between its eye-catching cover and its compelling content, it’s a great representation of the many hats that women juggle and the obstacles that we dodge while we juggle them.

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