Based in India, the story follows Antara, the daughter of Tara as she comes to terms with her mothers failing memory while navigating their difficult relationship. A stunning book that explores the little talked about tension between motherhood and one's own sense of identity (choices and wishes) independent of being a mother.

I picked this book up on my travels to my home town of Doncaster a little while back. Having read it, I selfishly thought I might keep it myself so didn't register it on Bookcrossing.
However, it's such an unusual book, set in India with a female protagonist and a difficult mother-daughter relationship, I want to send it out into the world so that other people can enjoy it. I hope you do.

Sent on to the winner of the RABCK sweepstake 'Hello and a book' UK. I've been trying to think of the best way to ensure this book is passed on to someone who might appreciate it. I've not come across another copy of this book and think it's a real hidden gem especially as it's a signed copy.
Anyway, I hope you enjoy the book as much as I did. Well done on winning the sweepstake!

Thank you so much for the book - a signed copy - wow! I’ve been wanting to read this since it came out so it will be bumped right up my TBR pile. It was such a lovely surprise to have your package arrive after a really tough week at work. Thank you! 😀