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Book cover of Letters in the Sand by Hema Macherla

Letters in the Sand - Hema Macherla

 

Set in the 70s in a small village in India, Letters in the Sand is an engaging story of one girl’s quiet rebellion against her traditional, dysfunctional family and their non-negotiable plans to marry her at fifteen to any suitable boy.

 

‘I was no better than a cow, brushed and groomed, neck and ankles festooned with bells, flowers around its horns to be put on display for someone to choose.’

 

In this layered narrative, the political and the personal are interwoven when Kiri’s beloved brother, Rajiv, runs away to join an extremist group fighting for fair pay and justice, and is caught up in the escalating violence. Against this volatile backdrop, Kiri yearns for an education as the only way to escape a life of subjugation defined by her gender. Can she find the courage to follow a lonely, challenging path to freedom?

Letters in the Sand - Hema Macherla

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  • Paperback

    ISBN:    9781919624808
    Publisher:    Linen Press
    Pub date:    20 Oct 2021
    Language:    English
    Number of pages:    286

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