Losing My Virginity And Other Dumb Ideas

Losing My Virginity And Other Dumb Ideas (English, Paperback, Banerjee Madhuri)

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Losing My Virginity And Other Dumb Ideas  (English, Paperback, Banerjee Madhuri)

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    • Language: English
    • Binding: Paperback
    • Publisher: Penguin Random House India
    • Genre: Fiction
    • ISBN: 9780143415121, 0143415123
    • Edition: 1st Edition, 2012
    • Pages: 244
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    Losing My Virginity And Other Dumb Ideas is a debut novel by Madhuri Banerjee, a media professional and national award winner. The protagonist of the book is a single woman, who on reaching the age of thirty is on a mission to figure out her love life that has eluded her all this while. How she discovers herself in the process of finding that one great love is the plot of this novel.

    Summary Of The Book

    Kaveri, the protagonist of the novel, is a 29-year-old, who is soon turning 30. She is a single woman who is in search of her true love that has eluded her this far. She is an interpreter by profession and has mastered seven languages. She has read many books on men and how to land a date, yet she struggles to find a perfect partner. Her friend Aditi, who is quite experienced in terms of love and relationships, offers to help her by arranging dates for Kaveri.

    After a slew of unsuccessful dates, she does finally end up in a relationship, which is kind of ephemeral with the man, but true and eternal with her own self. The plot of the novel progressively moves from Kaveri being a lonely 30-year-old single woman, who is going through the roller coaster ride of a romantic relationship, to her discovering her own individuality.

    Madhuri Banerjee’s debut novel Losing My Virginity And Other Dumb Ideas is a work of fiction that has appealed to many women. It was published in the year 2011. The book records the journey of the female protagonist through her various failed dates until she discovers the need to love herself.

    Although the title of the novel is conclusive, the book is about discovering and loving one’s self, and to be able to understand one’s fears and desires. The novel has two complete sequels, and this is Asia’s first female trilogy, as quoted by the author to a leading Indian newspaper, The Hindu.


    About Madhuri Banerjee

    Madhuri Banerjee is a media professional as well as the author of Losing My Virginity And Other Dumb Ideas.

    She started her career with content and film production, and has worked for UTV Motion Pictures, Zoom Television and popular Bollywood personalities like Rohan Sippy and Anu Malik. Presently, she is the director of Gray Matter Solution, a production house. Madhuri is passionate about traveling, yoga, and reading. She is an English literature graduate from Delhi University and has done her Master’s in Mass Communication from Jamia Milia Islamia. She currently lives in Mumbai, India.

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    • 2012 August
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    One of the worst books I've read

    Its been whole lot of waste of time in reading this book since I kept on expecting that there would be something interesting to read. In short, its a low-grade book available on road-side shops with a fancy cover.
    Please do some useful work instead of reading this book.
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    Hariharan T

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    Oct, 2011

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    Quick Read

    "Losing My Virginity & Other Dumb Ideas" - by Madhuri Banerjee, is a nice book for a leisure read. The language used is moderately good & there are clutches of Non-English words to make the story more appealing & easier to understand. I perceived the story all-together on a different plane wherein I can comprehend it to the worldly thoughts. Overall, it is a nice book!
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    Suhasini Srihari

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    Sep, 2011

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    Somewhat a blend of maturity,quirkiness,Predictability and a Bollywood Story.

    The story triggers with a interesting and binding path but with the passage of time deviates from its fine narration and leads to obscure and kind of a bollywood storyline.
    The idea is good but it lacks content and flow and the result is that predictable things go on and on with nothing interesting to bind the readers to the story.
    U may realise that the story was moulded in such a way so that a sequel can be written for it.
    As Madhuri Banerjee writes screenplay for Bollywood movies the same...
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    Abhishek Singh

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    National Best Seller!

    Indeed, and which nation are we talking about? If Shobhaa De and Sushmita Sen are praising it...it must be...INDIA. Nice joke.
    The narrative is rich enough to keep you engaged, but the story line didn't quite work for me.
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    Ravi Bedi

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    A book of suspicious emotions!

    I might say i liked the way author narrates the story. But the story itself wasn't strong enough to hold you. For instance, i didn't realize i was at the last page and all of a sudden, i was done with the book.
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    Banish Sharma

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    Oct, 2012

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    Not all that great

    Read this book after a long time after I bought it. Sounded like a typical Chetan book in a lot of places. Many time sounded like the author was trying to live the life that she wasnâ??t able to live, and that was a downer. Guess my expectations were a little on the higher side. In some places the humor element was pushed in forcefully is what I felt about the whole book.

    I would rate it at 2.5
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    Abizer Lehry

    Apr, 2012

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    A Book Absolutely with Viewpoint of a Woman

    I read the book because I had to, after knowing that it is the prequel to Mistakes Like Love and Sex. The book starts with the ordinary life of Kaveri who is 30 yet virgin. She is unsure of her life and unaware of her dreams. She has seen the world and speaks seven different languages, she is confident and possesses all the qualities an average successful girl should have. Yet there is something that is missing inside her.

    The story is woven around the protagonist Kaveri. Basically showing t...
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    Ashish Singh

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    Dec, 2012

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    My view point

    Wonderful stories but interesting part starts after a half book is finished!It is a good book and it my view point and i think it is some what different from others.But,I think the last was bit complicated and if it was clear then i would give 10 out of 10!
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    Amogh

    Jan, 2012

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    Appealing cover design but story not upto expectations

    Got the book delivered by Flipkart in less than 24 hours. Simply wow service.When unpacked the book and started going through first few pages I developed a special kind of interest in finishing it as quick as possible but after Kaveri's(The Protagonist) first encounter with Arjun(Her Great Love) the story became quite boring.The same thing she repeated again and again.And it continues till the end.
    Also an abrupt ending to the story.
    The writer has used very simple English keeping in mind th...
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    Sateesh Kumar Sahoo

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    Sep, 2012

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    Losing My Virginity and Other Dumb Ideas

    Really very good book. Author has given modern concept in this book. Showed her problem with graceful manner. Interesting too. Thanks to Flipcart to providing this book very fast. Regards Vishal Srivastava, Dwarka.
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    Vishal Srivastava

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    Feb, 2013

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