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Finding the One in a Million [Kindle Edition]

Jesvir Mahil (Author)

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‘Finding the One in a Million’ tells the story of Manisha Patel, a single, second-generation Indian woman living alone in London. Like many women today, Manisha is educated, attractive, and caring. Also like many women today she is unmarried—and growing older, fast. As Manisha seeks her soul mate, her “one in a million,” she must confront complex inner emotions including the fear of disappointing her large extended family through her choice of husband. She must endure the frenetic collision of culture clashes, heartbreaks, and romantic exuberance in order to understand herself and to find the one she loves.
The stories presented and the accompanying questions will stimulate insights and self-reflection in order to assist the reader in their own journey towards discovering the love of their life.

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"Finding the One in a Million" is a self-help novel about relationships.

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Format: Kindle Edition
File Size: 201 KB
Print Length: 154 pages
Page Numbers Source ISBN: 1419610007
Publisher: University for Life; 2 edition (21 Dec 2011)
Sold by: Amazon Media EU S.� r.l.
Language English
ASIN: B006P49XIA
Text-to-Speech: Enabled

Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (7 customer reviews)

Amazon Bestsellers Rank: #33,830 Paid in Kindle Store (See Top 100 Paid in Kindle Store)

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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful

If you are lost in love, business or life in general 1 Mar 2006

By Tom Evans

Format:Paperback

then this delightfully thoughtful book is for you. On the surface, it's a simple story of a lady looking for her 1 in a Million. Between the lines though are some wonderful ways to see life, seize the moment and make your life richer and your relationships more meaningful. Its message applies equally to your love life, your career and your passions.

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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful

Get this book and find YOUR one in a million! 25 May 2006

By Arvind Devalia

Format:Paperback

Jesvir has a written an intriquing, exciting and ultimately very satisfying book around a topic which is so important to people today - finding that one person who will supposedly give us ultimate happiness and with whom one can sail off into the horizon.

Through her ups and downs, the central character Manisha learns just what she wants in her life and what the "One in a million" would mean to her.

Using many anecdotes, examples and tips from her own journey of self development and growth, as well as that of the people in her life, Manisha guides the reader on their own inner journey of self-discovery.

The ending is very clever and leaves the reader in no doubts that it is up to us to decide what the "one in a million" means for us. It is all possible - like Manisha, we just need to be clear about what we want and more importantly, about who we really are.

A "must read" book - get this book and increase the chances of finding YOUR "one in a million".

Arvind Devalia
Author of "Get the Life you Love"

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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful

Help yourself from Manisha's story. 29 Jun 2007

By Judy Barber

Format:Paperback

I've wondered myself about writing a personal development-based novel, but there's quite a distance between thinking about it and actually doing it, which Jesvir Mahil has. Of course there's personal development in any novel worth reading because the characters move along, but in One in a Million the central character is taking self-development seriously and getting in touch with actual coaches. I find that interesting. I'm sure many will relate to the dilemmas that Manisha faces. Simple and straightforward it is, and how helpful that can be when one's own life seems confusing and options are not clear. Like any good coach, Jesvir helps clarify some options; she just does it in a story form which touches universals. Leaving the ending where it is highlights good coaching too as Manisha has to make her own decision. It's a novella, yes, and also a good self-coaching tool I'll suggest to clients.

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Finding the One in a Million

Jesvir provides a fascinating and heart felt insight into the difficulties faced by a young woman who grew up in a culture where women have less freedom but high expectations out... Read more

Published on 30 July 2007 by Mr. John R. Cavendish

One woman's journey to enlightment

In this novel, Jesvir has done a brilliant job describing her main character `Manisha' as a strong, intelligent and successful woman, yet vulnerable and fragile in heart just like... Read more

Published on 8 July 2007 by Mrs. S. Graca Da Silva

Novel approach

As one of the characters in Jesvir's novel I was curious to see how she would depict our meeting. This book made me laugh whilst conveying quest for love which is so often... Read more

Published on 30 Jun 2007 by Peta Heskell

Reflections, dilemmas, insights; second generation Indian

For those who wish to gain insights into the tangled world of relationships and cultural norms. Jesvir guides the reader through varying scenarios that inspire self introspection... Read more

Published on 29 Jun 2007 by M. L. Chib

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