This semi-autobiographical classic by Kamala Markandaya depicts the life of a young woman in India during a time of change and hardship. Like the life it reflects, Markandaya's work is sad and inspiring, sobering and beautif...

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This semi-autobiographical classic by Kamala Markandaya depicts the life of a young woman in India during a time of change and hardship. Like the life it reflects, Markandaya's work is sad and inspiring, sobering and beautiful.

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