Anahita Karthik, Author
Noreen Mughees, Author
Sarah Mughal, Author
Payal Doshi, Author
Aamna Qureshi, Author
Tashie Bhuiyan, Author
Syed Masood, Author
Prerna Pickett, Author
Imprint: Hodder Children's Books
Publication date: January 18, 2024
Category: Romance & relationships stories (Children's / Teenage)
ISBN: 9781444976632
Romance. Drama. And plenty of spice. You are invited to . . . MY BIG, FAT DESI WEDDING.
A prophecy of disaster.
A world where your soulmate’s thoughts appear on your skin.
A boy forbidden from attending his brother’s wedding.
A supernatural love that spans centuries.
And one particular auntie who loves to meddle.
So, send in your RSVP, put on your best outfit, and take a front row seat as enemies become friends, friends become lovers, sceptics are convinced by the power of romance, and guests fall head over heels – even if they’re not the ones saying ‘I do’.
Lose yourself in eight swoon-worthy and dreamy stories guaranteed to bring out the hopeless romantic in every reader. With a never-ending buffet of mouth-watering food, extravagant outfit changes and lots of drama!
Anahita Karthik (she/her) is the Indian, queer, and trilingual author of Better Catch Up, Krishna Kumar, her debut YA road-trip rom-com slated to release in 2025 with HarperTeen. She is a soon-to-be postgraduate student at the University of Cambridge, a contributor for My Big, Fat, Desi Wedding anthology, and author of the Amazon bestselling short story All I Have Left. When she’s not reading or writing, she takes commissions for social media graphics and mentors querying authors. You can find her @ana_scribe everywhere.
Noreen Mughees is a South Asian Muslim writer who lives in New Jersey. She works as a public servant and when she’s not chasing a new plot, she loves to cook for her family and friends.
Sarah Mughal Rana is a Muslim author studying her undergrad at the University of Toronto in Asian and Near Middle-Eastern Studies. Her YA debut, HOPE ABLAZE releases 2024 from Wednesday Books. Usually you can find Sarah’s head stuck in a fantasy book, & if you ask about her favorite tropes, she will argue about the superiority of enemies to anything as long as it begins with enemies & ends in tragedy. Outside of writing, she is a self-proclaimed toxic NBA fan & trains in traditional martial arts. She is the co-host of ON THE WRITE TRACK podcast. You can find her on Tiktok or Instagram.
Payal Doshi has a Master’s in Creative Writing (Fiction) from The New School, New York. Having lived in the UK and US, she noticed a lack of Indian protagonists in global children’s fiction and one day wrote the opening paragraph to what would become her first children’s novel. She was born and raised in Mumbai, India, and currently resides in Minneapolis, Minnesota with her husband and four-year-old daughter.