The Girls Ate Last - Singh, Supriya
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This book tells the story of Inder Kaur, an Indian woman growing up in the early 20th century. Girls were expected to eat last after the men and boys, and were often given only a few years of schooling. It is a story of women that is still repeated. With a Year 8 education, Inder Kaur, the author's mother, turned the Partition of India into a personal victory. Having to seek employment in Delhi, she educated herself one step at a time, as her marriage disintegrated, to become the founding principal of three women's colleges.

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This book tells the story of Inder Kaur, an Indian woman growing up in the early 20th century. Girls were expected to eat last after the men and boys, and were often given only a few years of schooling. It is a story of women that is still repeated. With a Year 8 education, Inder Kaur, the author's mother, turned the Partition of India into a personal victory. Having to seek employment in Delhi, she educated herself one step at a time, as her marriage disintegrated, to become the founding principal of three women's colleges.
Autorenporträt
The author, Supriya , is a 39 years old woman. She is a single mother of two children and one dog. She has been practising "life coaching" for the past 2 years. Supriya is the rarest type of woman who knows how to love with her whole heart. She would rather be alone than be with the wrong kind of people. She is not a sweet talker and people are often confused because she is so brutally honest, but you will never find a bigger heart in the universe. Whoever is loved by her is the luckiest person.