Books by Moni Mohsin
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review 1: I pity the poor Jaanoo.... A very funny book, the relishing of which is heightened by the fact that the author must have had as fun writing it as you did while reading it. However, it is a matter of concern that this level of "dumbing-down" and life of frivolous pursuits is not o...
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review 1: Ah float like a Butterfly, sting like a bee, Duty Free is Moni Mohsin's much appreciated sequel to Diary of a Social Butterfly. Snappy, 'prada-wala' globe-trotting Butterfly can't seem to find an "illegible" bride for her 'bore' cousin. This biting social satire is stocked with m...
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review 1: I've read Moni Mohsin before and loved her books. The first of hers that I read was , 'The End of Innocence', a beautifully narrated, heart wrenching story. The second one was a hilarious take on society ladies in Pakistan. Such completely different books, and yet both so beautif...
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review 1: I had great fun reading this book; I giggled poring over its pages. Tho I was running the serious risk of forgetting English language, since there are lot of puns and 'misuse' of language. Also, it is Hinglish, actually Punjlish - a mix of Punjabi and English as north-Indians spe...