From his childhood memories, his try outs consuming meat, smoking, drinking and taking to the demise of his dad, the book captures many unidentified circumstances of Gandhi's life.

The autobiography was composed as weekly journals and then assembled and released as a book. The introduction points out how Gandhi resumed composing at the insistence of a fellow detainee at Yerwada Central prison. If you would like to know everything about Gandhi and his journey, you can not lose out on reading 'My Try outs the Reality', his autobiography that covers his life from early youth till 1921. The book was likewise included in the List of 100 Best Novels of perpetuity. The book received a fantastic response, winning the Booker Prize in 1981 and the 'Booker of Bookers' Reward (celebrating the best among all the Booker winners) twice- in 19! The book takes a trip to different parts of the country including Kashmir, Agra and Mumbai and integrates many actual historical occasions. Midnight's Kid depicts the journey of India from British rule to self-reliance and after that partition. The book was released in 1999 and won the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction and the Hemingway Foundation/PEN Award in the year 2000 and has actually sold over 15 million copies worldwide. The stories are based on lives of Indians and Indian Americans who are lost between the two cultures. This is a collection of 9 stories by Lahiri. The story narrated in 3rd individual is embeded in Kerala, and occurs in 1969. The book was granted the Booker Prize in 1997 and is Roy's only released book so far. The debut novel by Roy, which took almost 4 years to complete is a story of fraternal twins and how small things make a big distinction in individuals's lives and behavior.

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