THE GOD OF SMALL THINGS

Details
• ISBN: 9788177662535
• Edition: 9
• Publishing Year: NOVEMBER 2001
• Pages: 456
• Language: Translated from ENGLISH to MARATHI
• Category: FICTION
• Publisher: Mehta Publishing House
• Binding: Paperback

God of Small Things
God of Small Things, an internationally acclaimed novel and recipient of the Booker Award, captures the essence of life through an intricate tapestry of emotions. The novel weaves together the voice and echoes, the tears and smiles, and the calls and answers that emerge from the very soul of the Earth. It is a story suffused with the unavoidable fear and inevitable destiny that the human mind faces.

Set against a backdrop of love, hatred, ego, jealousy, treachery, guilt, and the complex facets of life, God of Small Things is a poignant exploration of the complexities of human relationships. The author has woven these themes seamlessly, creating a narrative that ensnares the reader, making it nearly impossible to escape its grasp.

The narrative is rich with sensory details, from the smell of salted raw mangoes to the scent of ripe bananas. The children sing as they travel toward their homes, often unknowingly heading toward unavoidable sadness. The book presents a unique blend of lamentation, mystery, and melancholy, leaving readers entranced and hypnotized from the very beginning.

With its fresh, new perspective and power to captivate the mind, God of Small Things stands as an unforgettable tale—one that will leave an indelible mark on the reader. It is a one-of-a-kind story, unparalleled in its depth and brilliance.