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Moving to Canada teaches you many things. How to layer clothing. How to apologise without meaning it. How to behave in ways no one ever explains. What it doesn't prepare you for is the quiet pressure, the polite judgement, and the feeling that you are always being evaluated, by neighbours, by institutions, by weather itself. Maple Masala is a warm, sharply funny portrait of an Indian family building a life in Canada, where snow shovelling feels like a public exam, cooking smells require strategy, and owning a house comes with an invisible rulebook. From rental apartments with over-sensitive smoke alarms to open houses that whisper instead of welcome, from children who adapt faster than their parents to neighbours who judge gently and relentlessly, this book captures the small moments where belonging is tested. Written with wit, tenderness, and a keen eye for everyday absurdity, Maple Masala explores immigrant life beyond headlines and stereotypes. It is not about dramatic failure or instant success, but about negotiation: learning when to adapt, when to resist, and when to laugh because laughing is the only option left. This book is for immigrants who settled in Canada, for families raising children between cultures, and for anyone who has learned that in this country, ""trying"" is a full-time job.

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