Book Blurb
She was witty. She was a fearless hurricane, a rare bird with a sole plan – The Mysterious M3 – Memes, Momos, Munnas. Jumping off a cliff was easier than tricking her, but she fell for him madly. Her life turned upside down when she was diagnosed with a bizarre disease. Destiny had plotted her happiness on a seismograph, and before she coped with the catastrophe, she was dealt another blow – a blot on her escutcheon. The Richter’s scale shuddered at the magnitude of her melancholy; however, the bizarre disease emerged as a blessing in disguise, and she served mankind for years. Tag her fate a tragical comedy or a comical tragedy, but she was The Chosen One, The Goddess, The Woman Of The Decade! Who was this Wonder Womaniya? Would she get him back? What was her Mysterious M3 about? How would she serve mankind?
Wonder Womaniya Book Review
Genre: Humorous Fiction
Age Group: 13+
- The protagonist of our story, Ambika, is truly a wonder womaniya. She is witty, sarcastic and a character that you will fall in love with. Her dialogues will make you laugh and think at the same time, such is the effect of her delivery. She is a joyful human being, enjoying every bit of life. But life isn’t fair, is it? There is a calamity, or more, that falls onto her life, turning it upside down. She is still determined to do good and serve the human kind. Her life’s motto- as she says- is 3M: Memes, Momos and Munnas. And she gets to fullfill everything. There is a need of stories of such personalities coming out. These are truly inspiring. Most of the story is comprised of punchlines that are in Hindi. They could been written in English but the impact would be barely anything of what there is now. So we do feel bad about non-hindi readers.
- The story begins with a female stand-up comedian taking a troll about women safety, fake feminism and things. The start is strong and so is the rest of the story. Dr. Sohil’s writing is straightforward and entertaining. Female’s stories written by male authors rarely makes an impact but Wonder Womaniya makes a difference. There’s a sense of feeling- “Arey ha! We have seen such things happening almost every day.” For instance, take Chotu’s character. How many of us women have been eve teased by a Chotu in our lives? Or take Amar’s character. He convinces Ambika to marry her. But when she wasn’t able to give him what he needed, he left her alone, blaming her for everything. Did he not truly love her that the only thing that mattered was that she couldn’t give him what he needed. Think how many times have we seen such an event with someone we know. There are so many more stigma topics that have been put remarkably in this tale.
- In today’s time, we feel that Wonder Womaniya is one such book that no one should miss.
- A Truly Inspiring and Entertaining Tale!