Author: Advaita KalaPublisher: HarperCollinsYear: 2007Language: EnglishPages: 284ISBN/UPC (if available): 9788172236557 Description“Is there such a thing as a perfect relationship?”'My name is Aisha Bhatia, I am twenty-nine years old and single. I work as a Guest Relations Manager at the Grand Orchid Hotel. I dine at luxury hotels and stay in five-stars during my travels; I can name old and new world wines with great elan, and can tell my cheeses apart. I tolerate my job, hate my boss, and bond big-time with my friends, while routinely suffering from umbilical cord whiplash. I don't really care for my vital stats at the moment, and I don't have a cute/funny nickname either. Hence this introduction: it stinks, but it sticks. In fact, sometimes I think there should be support groups like the AA out there for people like me?' Wickedly irreverent and laugh-aloud funny, Almost Single is a delightful romp through the five-star world of champagne brunches, gay soirees, and the dilemmas of hip, young girls on the lookout for love and matrimony.COMMENTS: ‘It’s Sex and the City, Except the city isn’t New York, it’s New Delhi.’ --- New York Post: Required Reading ‘Cheeky new writing breaks shackles.’ --- Washington Post ‘…. Written with disarming honesty and occasional glimpses of staggering wisdom.’ --- Indian Express ‘Irreverent with a whacky sense of humour, Almost Single touches you with its insight into the world of single.’ --- Hindu. ‘Kala’s book has liberal doses of humour and sometimes great insight about the most frivolous things…’ --- India Today. ‘Kala achieves what many cannot – she makes her readers laugh aloud.’ --- Publishers Weekly