Ree, is in search for contendness. She fights to earn her closure and the love she owes to herself.
She's a family girl, and a family that's so together and yet not, breaks her everyday.
Ree moves forward. Ree burns, heals and rises, because she has...
This can serve as a small dictionary-like-thing to words/relations that I mentioned in my native language, which is Bangla or Bengali. For your better understanding, I'll be adding words here with their respective meanings time to time as I go when/if I mention a new native word in the book. I'll also try to leave pictures attached for your visualization. Please hit me up or leave a comment if you come across any word you couldn't find clear. I will definitely explain it to you!
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Weekends, throughout the book will be on Fridays and Saturdays, based on the local time of where I live.
Relations.
Mamu noun.
Maternal uncle; mother's brother and or, cousin.
Also can be referred to as, Mama/Mamujaan.
Mami noun.
Maternal uncle's wife.
Also can be referred to as, Mamijaan.
Nanu noun.
Grandfather; mother's father.
Also can be referred to as, Nana/Nanajaan/Nana bhai.
Bhai noun.
Brother.
Also can be referred to as, Bhaiya/Dada/Bhaijaan.
Others.
Biryani noun.
Biryani is a mixed rice dish with its origins among the Muslims of the Indian subcontinent. It can be compared to mixing a curry, later combining it with semi-cooked rice separately.
Kameez noun.
Single piece of garment worn by women.
Sometimes comes in three parts: salwar, kameez and dupatta/orna.
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Sari noun.
A single piece of garment worn by women with a blouse.
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Lehenga noun.
A type of clothing worn by women, that comes in three pieces: a blouse, dupatta/orna, and a skirt.
Is usually heavily designed.
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