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020			_a9780143483816
037			_cPurchased _nPrism Books, Kadavanthra
041			_aEnglish
082			_a305.40954 _bHAR/GI
100			_aHarinadh Kaur
245			_aGIRLS ARE NOT FINE _b: Cost of Ambition, Careers and Becoming
250			_a1
260			_aHaryana _bPenguin Books _c2026
300			_g379
500			_aWomen are taught early that ‘fine’ is the only acceptable answer. Fine at work. Fine at home. Fine in relationships. Fine in bodies that are always being watched and measured. The Girls Are Not Fine is about what’s underneath all that fineness. The invisible labour, the emotional maths, the unassuming ways women shrink themselves to fit rooms that were never built for them. This isn’t a self-help book. It’s a vocabulary. A transfer of language for the things women carry but rarely get to name: the performance of competence, the economics of being ‘low maintenance’, the exhaustion of being the family’s emotional infrastructure while also trying to build a career, a life, a self. Part confession, part cultural critique, part practical toolkit, it moves through work, money, family, body, friendship and love, not to fix anything, but to finally call it what it is.
650			_aWomen—Employment—India
650			_aWomen professionals
650			_aCareer development
650			_aSelf-development for women
942			_cLEN
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