Life Isn't All Ha Ha Hee Hee
By (Author) Meera Syal
Transworld Publishers Ltd
Black Swan
15th June 2015
21st May 2015
United Kingdom
General
Fiction
823.92
Paperback
368
Width 127mm, Height 198mm, Spine 22mm
251g
A new edition of the hilarious story of female friendship, rivalry and choice by the much-loved MEERA SYAL, first published in 2000. Contains a sneak preview of Meera Syal's brand new novel, THE HOUSE OF HIDDEN MOTHERS There's no such thing as a happy ending , is there ... Sunita - perfect housewife - is married to Akash, but is her marriage what it seems Chila - warm, loveable - has married with great fanfare the entrepreneur Deepak. But are they really in love Tania - beautiful, rebellious - has rejected her traditional upbringing for a top television career. But is she really as tough as she says As Tania uncovers a devastating truth, are the three friends about to learn the hardest life lesson of all ... MEERA SYAL, CBE, is one of our most acclaimed actors and writers. She starred in the hit series The Kumars at No. 42 and recently in the BBC film of David Walliams' The Boy in the Dress. She is currently in the latest series of Broadchurch Meera Syal is also known for her sharp, provocative fiction. Her debut novel is called Anita and Me. Life isn't all Ha Ha Hee Hee is her second acclaimed novel. Her brand new novel The House of Hidden Mothers is out now.
Funny and sharp. * Independent *
A superbly crafted, page turning comedy which isn't afraid to tackle the big subjects...heartfelt, heartwarming and very, very good. * The Mirror *
Extremely funny, wonderfully insightful...a big ambitious book with serious points to be made about the choices women face today...Syal mixes her message with hilarious set pieces. * Sunday Express *
The story surges along on a rip-tide of wisecracks and wisdom...excellent. * Sunday Telegraph *
A magical mosaic of friendship, betrayal and cross-cultural incongruities. By turns spicy, hilarious and sad, it unfolds the ties that bind young women to their East End Punjabi roots even as they head west for trendy careers, caf bars and sexual freedom. * She *
Meera Syal, CBE, is one of our most acclaimed actors and writers of stage and screen. She starred in the hit series The Kumars at No. 42 and recently in the BBC film of David Walliams' The Boy in the Dress. She is currently in David Hare's play Behind the Beautiful Forevers at the National Theatre, and in the latest series of Broadchurch. Meera is also known for her funny, sharp and provocative fiction. Her two earlier novels are Anita and Me (a national curriculum set text) and Life Isn't all Ha Ha Hee Hee. The House of Hidden Mothers is her long-awaited third novel.