| Author: | Shiva Shankar Iyer | ISBN: | 9789387649217 |
| Publisher: | Wordit CDE | Publication: | March 6, 2018 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Shiva Shankar Iyer |
| ISBN: | 9789387649217 |
| Publisher: | Wordit CDE |
| Publication: | March 6, 2018 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
Girls, in general, expect a lot from guys. He should be tall, dark, sweet and comforting.
Sweet and Comforting?
Attention all Ladies: Do you want a boyfriend or a Cadbury Silk?
(an extract from the story “Finding a Girlfriend” from this book)
Quirky, funny and intelligent.
“#GoodForNothingNALAYAK” is a collection of short stories writen to add a smile on the face of anyone who reads this book. If you didn’t smile, buy the author’s next book.
In India, parents keep reminding their children on how they would end up working as labourers laying bricks for a house or raising cattle in the fields - if they do not study well. Children are reprimanded by their elders as “Good for Nothing” or Nalayak (unworthy in Hindi) most of the time.
The author has written these stories as a true and upcoming Nalayak, so he hopes to live up to that reputaton.
Accolades for the book:
“Unputdownable,”
– Mom
“Humourous…..has all the right ingredients of a bestseller,”
– Dad
“Finished the book in less than an hour,”
– Brother (biggest Nalayak)
“Thought provoking humour at its best!”
– Friend 1 (bribed him for Rs.50)
“I saw myself in these stories....very relatable!”
- Friend 2 (gave review for free)
Girls, in general, expect a lot from guys. He should be tall, dark, sweet and comforting.
Sweet and Comforting?
Attention all Ladies: Do you want a boyfriend or a Cadbury Silk?
(an extract from the story “Finding a Girlfriend” from this book)
Quirky, funny and intelligent.
“#GoodForNothingNALAYAK” is a collection of short stories writen to add a smile on the face of anyone who reads this book. If you didn’t smile, buy the author’s next book.
In India, parents keep reminding their children on how they would end up working as labourers laying bricks for a house or raising cattle in the fields - if they do not study well. Children are reprimanded by their elders as “Good for Nothing” or Nalayak (unworthy in Hindi) most of the time.
The author has written these stories as a true and upcoming Nalayak, so he hopes to live up to that reputaton.
Accolades for the book:
“Unputdownable,”
– Mom
“Humourous…..has all the right ingredients of a bestseller,”
– Dad
“Finished the book in less than an hour,”
– Brother (biggest Nalayak)
“Thought provoking humour at its best!”
– Friend 1 (bribed him for Rs.50)
“I saw myself in these stories....very relatable!”
- Friend 2 (gave review for free)
