Summary:
The book recounts the personal story of a British Pakistani woman who navigates the challenges of a strict, traditional family while seeking her own identity and freedom. It delves into themes of cultural conflict, forced marriage, and the struggle for self-determination within the confines of honor-based societal norms.
Key points:
1. Forced Marriage: The book explores the impact of forced marriages, a common issue in some cultures, through the author's personal experience.
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