Review: Girls Who Said Nothing & Everything by Meera Vijayann

This is a review of a book of eleven autobiographical essays by Meera Vijayann on growing up as a young woman from a small town in India.

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Natasha Ramarathnam is a dog lover, a tree hugger, a coffee addict and a book dragon. A development sector professional by training and experience, she now spends most of her time working towards gender equity and positive climate change. Her greatest achievement, according to her, has been to bring up two feminist sons.

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