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52 Weeks, 52 Dates
The dating world can be a harsh, exhausting, and intimidating place, but it can also be the doorway to a bright and beautiful future with someone you connect with. The only problem is, in our modern, fast-paced society, you never know which side of that coin you're going to get.
With great courage and a side of refreshing humor, Anahata Meta takes you through her personal experiences as she attempts to go on one date a week for a whole year. Anahata explores the raw truths of the modern-day dating world and unexpectedly uncovers boundless opportunities for self-exploration and realization as she pushes through the challenge of seeking romance in today's society. She opens your eyes to the effects that dating can have on understanding yourself and how you affect others and tackles a wide variety of topics and inner struggles that tend to pop up whenever two people are trying to connect.
In a world with billions of inhabitants, this guide initially offers a snapshot of what it's like for one person seeking true love but offers much more than the author originally bargained for in the end.
With great courage and a side of refreshing humor, Anahata Meta takes you through her personal experiences as she attempts to go on one date a week for a whole year. Anahata explores the raw truths of the modern-day dating world and unexpectedly uncovers boundless opportunities for self-exploration and realization as she pushes through the challenge of seeking romance in today's society. She opens your eyes to the effects that dating can have on understanding yourself and how you affect others and tackles a wide variety of topics and inner struggles that tend to pop up whenever two people are trying to connect.
In a world with billions of inhabitants, this guide initially offers a snapshot of what it's like for one person seeking true love but offers much more than the author originally bargained for in the end.
302 pages, Paperback
Published November 28, 2017
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December 15, 2020
I loved this book. I think of it often. I love a great story or exaggerated truths as much as the next person but this novel gives genuine human relationships and interactions the spotlight. The characters are people you know in your everyday life but they create such a presence among the pages. I could have read a thousand more pages of this book. MUST read.
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