The Secret Diary of a Broody Bengali (ebook)

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Readers can't get enough of Helena and her funny, relatable family.

One couple. Several years of marriage. LOTS of questions about family planning.

First comes love… then comes marriage… now the nosey aunties are asking when she's going to have a baby. But with a blossoming career and a transient life in London away from family, Helena's not sure if she's truly ready to become a mum. As the community chimes in with unsolicited opinions, Helena need to navigate the noise while staying true to herself.

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Blending her signature humour with bags of emotion, Halima Khatun’s The Secret Diary of a Broody Bengali is an unputdownable tale that will have you eagerly turning the pages, desperate for just one more chapter.

Tropes: TTC - Trying to conceive - career vs. motherhood - Diverse romcom - clean romantic comedy - clean romance - London setting - Optimist/pessimist - grumpy sunshine - nosey aunties - stories of a different culture

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Reader reviews for The Secret Diary of a Broody Bengali

"Really enjoyed this book - great style of writing and really engaging and witty humour."

"I ended up flying through this book, having also enjoyed the others in the series. Highly recommend!"

"(Covers) the pressures of maintaining a marriage, in-laws, your own family, your career, friendships and your own (and others’) expectations of you becoming a parent."

"I just love how I’ve come on an authentic and relatable journey by reading book 1 - 4."

"I love how skillfully she blends perceptive humour narrating British Bengali/Asian life through the eyes of her heroine."

"I loved reading this book! It was very funny and witty and I could definitely relate to it."

"I am really enjoying these books, love the honesty of the author and so funny."

"When it came to the Eid prep and the family coming together to make samosas, I felt seen and heard."