Humans, we are better than this so let us grow together and bloom to be better individuals Insyaallah. Why can't we just live in a world in peace where everyone can practice their faith and religion freely without being chastised. What they went through and others who deal with this deserved so much more.

This book is an eye opener too as the characters had to deal with a hate crime. I'm so glad that the restaurant stayed in the family. He isn't at all like the teenager I thought he was that at times he is wise and far sighted. He's so funny and always takes me by surprise. Rashid is definitely my favourite character. It was so obvious to me that they were talking virtually with each other and it was so clear how much they're destined to be. They went through a roller coaster ride of emotions from anger, revenge and guilt but it all ultimately leads to love. From the mouthwatering food, the Golden Crescent that fought for their community and especially the cute-sometimes-hate romance between Hana and Aydin. I had so much fun reading this heartwarming book. Be warned, this book will make you hungry and crave for the food mentioned but seriously it's so worth it. It's also about fighting for what you love as well as surrounded by the warmth of your loved ones.

Hana Khan Carries On is such a wholesome book about family, food and a community that brings people together. Delicious, adorable and entertaining.' Kirkus, starred review 'A lively and raucous story that mixes a zany cast of characters with a tightly wound plot. A highly entertaining tale of family, community, and romance.' Publishers Weekly, starred review With humor and abundant cultural references, Jalaluddin cleverly illustrates the social pressures facing young Indian-Muslim adults. 'An excellent modern retelling of Pride and Prejudice. 'This is the book I've been waiting for since my long-running Jane Austen obsession. A must read for Jane Austen fans.' Asian Image complete with cross-culture nuances, wit, humour and classic romance. Innovative, relevant and so very relatable. 'An enthralling adaptation of the classic Pride and Prejudice. The criss-crossing sub-plots - both gritty and comic - keep the pages turning, and make this a treat for fans of romance with extra bite.' LoveReading 'It's unpredictable, even if you've read Pride and Prejudice. 'Compassionate, warm, and wholly satisfying.' The Skinny 'A clever homage to Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice that you'll love, even if you never got round to reading the original.' Cosmopolitan

A romance with a warm heart, one wrapped in the bonds of family and friendship, this book left me with a delighted smile on my face.' Nalini Singh, New York Times bestselling author I read the whole book in one sitting and cannot wait for more from Uzma Jalaluddin!' Sonya Lalli, author of Serena Singh Flips the Script

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