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The river changed course three times. So did they.
Author: Kavita Nair · Language: English · Pages: 512
Rs 499
Kamala is married at sixteen and widowed at twenty-four. Her daughter Sudha becomes the first girl from her lane to finish college. Sudha's daughter Anuja leaves the country entirely, then finds herself pulled back. Daughters Of The Ganga braids their three lives together across six decades of Indian change.
Kavita Nair writes with unusual generosity toward every character, including the ones who make the wrong call. Property disputes, school fees, arranged proposals and small acts of rebellion accumulate into a portrait of how a family actually transforms: slowly, unevenly, and mostly through its women.
A rich, immersive saga for readers of multigenerational fiction who want scope without sentimentality.
| Title | Daughters Of The Ganga |
|---|---|
| Author | Kavita Nair |
| Genre | Family Saga |
| Language | English |
| Pages | 512 |
| Binding & Size | Paperback, 6 x 9 inch |
| Paper | Premium cream reading paper, matt laminated cover |
| ISBN | 978-93-5000-107-4 |
| Publisher | PrintoutRajan.shop, New Delhi |
| Price | Rs 499 (delivery charged separately) |
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