How to be Middle Class and Happy

 

Based on the premise that of the three conventional classes of people in a society, the middle class on account of their education, economic stability, family values, closeness to community, an overall sense of contentment with wide ranging interests, are the most suited to get the maximum enjoyment out of life. But there are always a great number of peeves and challenges in their lives, mostly minor, from - getting a haircut to traveling by auto-rickshaw to entertaining stay-at-home elders to avoiding a bore- that hamper their realizing this joy potential; most irritants are apparently minor and superficial but still pretty annoying and constraining. This book pinpoints the peeves, 41 of them to be exact, dilates on them and tongue-in-cheek offers solutions, with oodles of no nonsense charm mixed with utter nonsense humor.