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There are not many novels which are both plot and character driven and this certainly stands out on that front. The narration is impeccable and every reader can feel everything happening in front of his own eyes as author has incorporated a very visual way of writing. The tale makes you nostalgic and yearning for more once one reaches the fag end. Three: Saba currently has three suitors. The college hottie, the old crush, and the mysterious army lieutenant. All three confuse her to no end. Combat Skirts is a wonderful book that will touch your heart and soul. I quite loved this book to the core. This Novel is not like any other novel in the Market. It is a completely different experience and believes me you would love it. Once you have processed your return in the portal, you're ready to post it off. Make sure you keep proof of postage.

The language of the book is rich, flowy, and lyrical. Keeping that in mind, I would recommend the book for intermediate and voracious readers. Beginners who are still uncomfortable with popular culture and rich language would find it a difficult read. Saba has been dreaming of leaving her family for a very long time. Her parents were toxic and harsh to her. When she finally leaves her home and enrols in an army hostel to study law, her life changes forever. The newly found liberty is like a breath of fresh air to her. But what happens when she's torn to choose between 3 different suitors? Whom should she choose? Her old crush? The college hero? Or the hot lieutenant? She has to make a decision. Which one should it be? What awaits her in the future? Will she make the right choice? Grab a copy soon to find the answers. She is new to the city and has some acquaintance families in the city, but she prefers not to be too close to them. The novel starts with the 'saba who is the protagonist of the story. Yes, she is the main and important character of this book. Not available for destinations in the Highlands and Islands, Isle of Wight, Isle of Man, Northern Ireland, Guernsey and Jersey, Isle of Scilly and mid Wales.As are the uncles and aunties. Drawn with a sharp , but never malicious, pen the colonels and their wives are people you almost know .

One particular character whom I was swooning over throughout the book is OIC Sajni i.e., Lieutenant Adil Singh. Extraordinarily charming, witty, intellectual with the perfect combination of brain and brawn, a complete gentleman to say the least – he is so easy to fall in love with. Select your preferred return option: a FREE Royal Mail return label or a paid via Hermes, Collect+, DPD or UPSExpect a funny, light-hearted, and peppy read. Expect a book that is essentially a girly read. Expect a book that is witty and full of humor. One which is cozy and classy at the same time. Finally, expect a book that provides a sneak peek into the lives of defense families. Most of the characters have a charming air about them, their personas vastly differing from each other. Special attention to detail has been given to bring out their dynamic personalities and their striking qualities. For example, we aren’t just told that Kabir is an exceptionally talented crossword maker, we see its proof throughout the narrative. The narrative hit me hard from the very first line. I liked the spirit of saba, who kept a positive attitude even in hopeless and traumatising situations. I also liked the fact that the author has given multiple points of views in this book. Although the book is written for young readers, I feel that it has a universal appeal. I laughed and I cried while reading this book. There are wonderful lessons about friendship and kindness which everyone should remember and apply in their life.

Reading this book was akin to having an animated conversation with a girl best friend. This romantic comedy has not fallen prey to clichés. Its script flow is inviting, the pauses accurate, the choice of words for expressions of a teenager going through the vagaries of hostel life, friends-turned-foes-turned-real-people, and too many suitors in love is amazing! The prose is peppy and buoyant, so much so that the reader cannot help but enjoy Saba's antics in the phases of her years from age 18-19.One: All around her, there are multitudes of army aunties who know her and her family and are only happy to pass on the juiciest details about her life in the city. Saba is excited about the new life, but the city only disappoints her. The army hostel is too strict to live in. The army aunties who live around her never get tired of passing on the juiciest details about her life in the city. Major cause of her disappointment is, she has three boys dancing on her fingers who mess with her to no end. There is hostel fun, ramp shows, birthday parties, motherly warden, sneaking boys inside hostel and what not!