| Edition |
First edition. |
| Description |
386 pages ; 21 cm |
| Summary |
"Nestled in the suburbs of Atlanta, one family learns the funniest punchlines can hide the hardest truths in this evocative women's fiction novel from the author of Well-Behaved Indian Women. From the outside, the Joshi family is the quintessential Indian-American family. Decades ago, Bina and Deepak immigrated to America, where she became a pillar of their local Indian community and he a successful psychiatrist. Their eldest daughter, Suhani, is following the footsteps of her father's career and happily married. Natasha, their middle daughter, is about to become engaged to the son of longtime family friends. And Anuj, their son-well, he's a son and what could be better than that? But a family scandal shows that nothing is as it seems. Bina's oldest friendship starts to unravel and she finds herself an outsider in the community she helped build. Suhani discovers that her perfect marriage isn't as solid as she thought. Natasha faces a series of rejections that send her into a downward spiral. As they encounter public humiliation, gossiping aunties, and self-doubt, the Joshi family must rely on one another like never before. But sometimes, family has to fall apart in order to come back stronger than before"-- Provided by publisher. |
| Subject |
Families -- Fiction.
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East Indian Americans -- Fiction.
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Siblings -- Fiction.
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Atlanta (Ga.) -- Fiction.
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East Indian Americans. (OCoLC)fst00901040
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Families. (OCoLC)fst01728849
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| Genre/Form |
Fiction. (OCoLC)fst01423787
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Novels. (OCoLC)fst01921742
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Novels.
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| Other Form: |
Online version: Dave, Saumya. What a happy family. First edition New York : Berkley, 2021 9781984806185 (DLC) 2020055966 |
| ISBN |
9781984806178 (trade paperback) |
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1984806173 (trade paperback) |
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9781984806185 (ebook) |
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