The God of Small Things

Dive into Arundhati Roy's acclaimed novel, 'The God of Small Things,' a compelling narrative set against the backdrop of an affluent Indian family in 1969. This modern classic weaves together a powerful family saga, forbidden love, and intense political drama. 

Follow the story of Estha and Rahel, seven-year-old twins whose world is forever altered by the arrival of their cousin, Sophie. Through illicit relationships and a series of tragic events, Roy unveils unsaid truths in a country teetering on the brink of unrest.

With lush prose and haunting storytelling, this Booker Prize-winning novel remains a landmark in literature, marking the beginning of Arundhati Roy's esteemed career in fiction and political commentary.