Packed with opinion pieces and personal anecdotes, this book explores hard-hitting themes such as feminism in modern India, love, language, family, beauty, gender roles, abuse — all the while offering comfort and solace with wit and humour sprinkled throughout. If nothing else, at least you’ll find out why society has an upset stomach these days.Raw, relatable, powerful, often times uncomfortable, Rescued By A Feminist will make you question your prejudices and shatter your preconceived notions.“In a parallel universe where Cinderella was an independent and outspoken woman, who neither came home before midnight nor needed a fairy godmother... maybe Prince Charming was Rescued By A Feminist.”

Rescued by a Feminist: An Indian tale of equality and other myths

Biographies & Memoirs

Saloni Chopra

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Notion Press

Packed with opinion pieces and personal anecdotes, this book explores hard-hitting themes such as feminism in modern India, love, language, family, beauty, gender roles, abuse - all the while offering comfort and solace with wit and humour sprinkled throughout. If nothing else, at least you'll find out why society has an upset stomach these days. Raw, relatable, powerful, often times uncomfortable, Rescued By A Feminist will make you question your prejudices and shatter your preconceived notions. "In a parallel universe where Cinderella was an independent and outspoken woman, who neither came home before midnight nor needed a fairy godmother... maybe Prince Charming was Rescued By A Feminist."

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Rescued by a Feminist: An Indian tale of equality and other myths

Rescued by a Feminist: An Indian tale of equality and other myths