A Girl Like That by Tanaz Bhathena! Unflinching story of a fearless girl! | My Plate Review

A GIRL LIKE THAT by TANAZ BHATHENA

Publisher: Penguin Random House

ISBN: 978-0-143-44301-8         

Genre: Fiction

Pages: 378

Rating: 4/5

Difficult and amazing – These are the two words I would choose for A Girl Like That by Tanaz Bhathena!

I sat down to read this pretty debut novel with an amazing cover to lookout for a badass girl character which was described as a troublemaker ~ outspoken student. The girl by all means proves to be labeled and called as being a misfit in the society. Come to read of the first scene itself and you shall be intrigued. Tanaz Bhathena – You have beautifully opened the book with a scene where the two main characters of the book are dead and describing all about it!

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