
The Namesake by Jhumpa Lahiri
Books have a way of finding you. The Namesake was originally written in September 2003, and is bound to be on any list of recommendations

Books have a way of finding you. The Namesake was originally written in September 2003, and is bound to be on any list of recommendations

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Translated by J. Devika The Cock is the Culprit, written originally in Malayalam by Unni R (which sold 10,000 copies in the first 100 days
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