Madhuri Banerjee vows to go bold and chuckles about “Losing My Virginity And Other Dumb Ideas”

If the title prompts you to think that this book tells you about the ways to de-virginize you or anyone else, this is not what you are looking for. Madhuri Banerjee, rather, prefers to introduce Kaveri with you, who has the idea of losing her virginity, no matter whether she is in a relationship or not. "Losing My Virginity & Other Dumb Ideas", is a nice book for a leisure read. By any means the language used is moderately good & there are clutches of Non-English words to make the story more appealing & easier to understand. This book eventually makes the perception to you that the story all together on a different plane wherein you can comprehend it to the worldly thoughts. Finding yourself with the so-called true love may not be easy, but there are plenty if you consider good sex. From Kaveri’s escapades with men to her attempt at a reality show, there is never a dull moment in the life of this 30 year old who is trying to figure out her ethics in a society that admonishes sex before marriage. Her humorous approach to life, her sardonic take on best friend Aditi’s advice and her mixed views on sex make for an interesting insight into the mind of today’s modern Indian woman. Kaveri embraces life and all the opportunities it can give to make some dumb but wonderful mistakes in her life. And with all these mistakes, she learns who she really is and what she really wants. With a life filled with ideas, ideals, and escapades, Kaveri begins to rethink and re-evaluate life, love, relationships, and her morals. From fun characters to gorgeous men, taboo topics to sensuous scenes, quirky one-liners to wacky discussions, the book gives you a range of things to fall in love with and remember well after you have finished the last line. “Losing My Virginity and Other Dumb Ideas” is a book that makes you laughs, think and re-read. With its simple, stark and candid approach about love and sex, this book gives you a fresh and lighthearted read. “Losing My Virginity and Other Such Dumb Ideas” also tries to portray how shallow life in a city can get as Kaveri feels an unhealthy void inside and that sets her on a path contemplating spiritual fulfillment. The author deals with the subject of extra-marital affair elaborately as she describes the torpid ride of the entangled individuals. The quest to find her sensuality leads Kaveri to high velocity collision with illusions and she tries to come to terms with life as she fathoms her heart for deeper human values in the end. Truly a book worth of your shopping consideration that RightBooks.in has placed, and www.rightbooks.in/product_details.asp?pid=9780143415121&Losing My Virginity And Other Dumb Ideas is your link to visit.