Tomb of Sand by Geetanjali Shree 5/5 Seldom do you find books about mothers and daughters that celebrate the relationship instead of pick at the wound. Geetanjali Shree understands the beauty of mothers and daughters, we are after all mirrors of each other - 'the growing smaller mother' and 'the growing bigger daughter'. Although there are several other characters (see: Rosie, Bade, Sid, KK) these two primarily run the plot. Maji has turned old, and ageing has somehow brought

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I am a self-confessed non-reader of classics. I have a pre-conceived notion that they have too much of descriptions to be quick paced. I...