To make choosing your next read easier, we have compiled this list of 121 must-read English books by Indian authors categorised into different genres. We have not included books by authors of Indian-origin like Salman Rushdie, Jhumpa Lahiri, V.S. Naipaul, Rohinton Mistry etc.
Enter the chilling world of ‘The Hunting Party’ where a reunion among Oxford University friends turns deadly. Set against a remote, snow-blanketed landscape, long-buried secrets resurface, leading to betrayal, suspicion, and ultimately, murder. Lucy Foley’s gripping tale will leave you guessing until the final, shocking revelation.
In ‘The Ex Hex,’ Vivienne’s cursed ex-boyfriend’s return to Graves Glen ignites a tale brimming with romance and chaos. Interweaving themes of love, witchcraft, and unforeseen twists, this captivating narrative guarantees readers a spellbinding journey through a world where magic and mayhem collide.
In ‘Fentoscience,’ delve into the captivating world of Professor Bagdenborg’s exploration, where scientific rigor collides with imaginative brilliance. Discover groundbreaking revelations that challenge conventional boundaries, blurring the distinction between reality and fiction. Prepare for an enlightening voyage into the unknown.
In ‘All That Sizzles,’ wedding planner Tanvi faces her biggest challenge yet: orchestrating a 100-million-dollar wedding with the elusive Chef Nik as caterer. As they navigate familial strife and fake engagements, their chemistry ignites, leading to a journey of love, laughter, and culinary delights.
Indian immigration shapes global culture, blending tradition with assimilation. From identity struggles to the pursuit of the American Dream, Indian immigrants navigate complex journeys resonating globally. At BookGeeks, explore 30 meticulously curated books offering nuanced insights into their triumphs, trials, and cultural complexities.
Numair Atif Choudhury’s “Taxi Wallah and Other Stories” unveils Dhaka’s intricacies, navigating the city’s class divisions. Through raw, succinct narratives, Choudhury paints vivid portraits of characters grappling with societal inequalities, exposing the poignant struggles that often go unnoticed in the bustling metropolis.
Embark on the poignant journey of “Heartstopper,” where Charlie and Nick navigate love, friendship, and self-discovery. This graphic novel series beautifully explores the complexities of adolescence, offering a compelling narrative and stunning illustrations that captivate the reader from start to finish. A must-read for anyone seeking a heartfelt story.
Step into Avery’s world in “Late Blight in the Koʻolaus,” where his mental health journey intertwines with life’s unpredictable turns. As he faces the challenges of a sober home, the narrative becomes deeply personal, urging readers to empathize and contemplate. Jordan P. Barnes weaves a must-read tapestry, rich with Hawaiian imagery and global relevance, encouraging us to reflect on our own understanding of mental health.
For students seeking intellectual enrichment, nonfiction books open gateways to a diverse world of knowledge. Covering science, history, personal development, and society, our curated list of must-reads ensures a captivating journey that expands horizons and deepens understanding. Embrace the transformative power of nonfiction literature in your educational pursuit.
In the literary tapestry of 2023, Albert Camus’ insight echoes, guiding our journey through the Best Fiction Books of 2023. These narratives, steeped in untold history and unfamiliar landscapes, beckon readers into a world where hearts shatter and mend within a single chapter.
Discover the alchemy of words as you embark on a journey through ‘Express Your Book Love.’ This guide unveils the art of crafting heartfelt essays, inviting you to weave prose that mirrors the depth of your passion for cherished reads.
In ‘Human Acts,’ the poignant aftermath of Gwangju’s 1980 uprising unfolds in visceral tales of survival and loss. Dong Ho’s mother grapples with profound grief, prisoners endure unspeakable tortures, a publisher confronts relentless censorship, and a lost soul seeks solace. Interwoven narratives expose the enduring scars etched by rebellion, painting a haunting portrait of resilience and the human spirit.
“Dark Star” unveils the silent struggles of a gifted woman in Punjab, shackled by a lifetime of male dominance. Once cherished for her psychic sight, she now lies alone, powerless, and forgotten, yearning to share her untold stories before the shadows of her past consume her. A tale of resilience and lost dreams.
Embark on a profound journey through the sacred history of Ayodhya and the Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Movement. Explore the enduring legacy, archaeological revelations, and the unyielding spirit that shaped this monumental movement. Discover the cultural hymn echoing through generations, celebrated in books that unravel the movement’s intellectual depths.
Illuminating the global stage, Irrfan Khan’s versatile legacy transcends borders. Explore his journey from acclaimed dramas to Hollywood blockbusters. In our homage, discover four must-read books, delving into his life, art, and friendship with directors. Share your favorite performances and recommendations in the comments. Join us in celebrating this cinematic maestro.
In “The Burnout” by Sophie Kinsella, Sasha faces corporate burnout, prompting a retreat to a seaside haven. Unexpectedly accompanied by Finn, they unravel beach messages, reflect on their burnouts, and explore rekindled passions. As mysteries deepen, the palpable energy between them sparks a question that cannot be ignored.
Lallan Sweets intertwines the ordinary and extraordinary in Siyaka. Tara’s pursuit of a sweet secret unravels love and purpose. Nikku’s escape from Bangalore’s monotony becomes a journey of self-discovery. Within a small town’s sweet shop, an extraordinary tale emerges—of ingredients, desires, and the sweet surprises life offers.