March 2009 Debut of the Month.
Shortlisted for the World Book Day 2009 Book to Talk About.
If you have ever taken the plunge in to internet dating there is so much that will make you laugh in this book and also be quite re-assuring that the same experiences are had by all. Nasreen is looking for love but also someone who shares her culture and faith. Honest and funny this is a great read and highly recommended.
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For many years, Nasreen Akhtar dreamt of an exquisite man: her extraordinary guy.
But when the threat of a very real man become closer to reality - when her parents began to put the wheels of marriage arrangements into motion - Nasreen realised that if she were to avoid the horrors of awkward, loveless matrimonials she would have to go looking for love.
With the threat of what Nasreen perceived as ‘man with moustache’ pushing her onward, she ventured in the digital abyss, and began Internet dating.
On the web, Nasreen encounters a host of eligible bachelors: the filthy rich, the slightly poor, the wrong, the cruel, the nice, the idiotic, the perverted and the disgustingly distinguished. Despite their incompatibility, Nasreen’s encounters give her a renewed understanding of her world and herself.
As seasons change and years slip by, Nasreen comes to resign herself to a lonely life, without love or companionship. But, maybe love can only emerge when you’re not looking for it…
Catch a Fish from the Sea (Using the Internet) is the enthralling story of one heart’s hopeful journey.
Catch a Fish from the Sea - Using the Internet features in the following genres: Biographies & Autobiographies, Debut Books of the Month, Non-Fiction Books of the Month, Biography, Literature and Literary studies, Recommendations, Romance / Relationship Stories, Fiction
Catch a Fish from the Sea - Using the Internet is available in Paperback
Catch a Fish from the Sea - Using the Internet was written by Nasreen Akhtar and published by Greenbirds
Catch a Fish from the Sea - Using the Internet has 331 pages
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