Water Days
Water Days
by Sundar Sarukkai
AdultsIndian author
In late-1990s Bangalore, a young girl's death sets a neighbourhood talking. Former security guard Raghavendra is asked by his wife to find out what happened, in a city changing fast around its migrants and languages.
Heads-up for parents: Death & grief. Worth reading it yourself first.
- Author
- Sundar Sarukkai
- Age
- For grown-ups
- Type
- Indian Literary Fiction, Mystery
- Language
- English
- Publisher
- Tranquebar (Westland)
- In India
- Available
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