The God of Small Things: Winner of the Booker Prize [Paperback] Roy, Arundhati

Arundhati Roy's stunning Booker Prize winner is the kind of novel that rearranges something inside you. Set in Kerala, it follows twins Estha and Rahel as they navigate childhood's small tragedies and India's rigid social boundaries. Roy's prose is absolutely intoxicating—she plays with language, time, and capitalisation in ways that shouldn't work but somehow sing. It's heartbreaking and beautiful, exploring forbidden love, caste, and how the smallest moments can alter entire lives. Perfect for readers who love literary fiction that takes risks and lingers long after the final page.