Book Review: Girls and the City #BookChatter
Girls and the City takes us on a ride through Bangalore, at its best and worst. While at one side we’re introduced to the beauty of this lovely Garden City, the other gives a horrid glimpse of its crumbling infrastructure. In the midst of this chaos are the intertwined stories of three female protagonists; Juhi, Leela and Reshma.
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