About the Author
Aravind Adiga
ISBN 9789389104530
Rs. 800
Picador
Amnesty
Who it's for: Readers of contemporary literary fiction and social drama
In Aravind Adiga's 'Amnesty,' Danny, a Sri Lankan Tamil undocumented immigrant working as a house cleaner in Sydney, finds his fragile existence threatened when he uncovers a murder connected to one of his clients. Torn between revealing what he knows and risking deportation, Danny must navigate the moral complexities of his situation, where justice and survival are in direct conflict.Why You Should Read? Offers a timely and intimate portrayal of the daily struggles faced by undocumented immigrants. Explores a gripping moral dilemma that forces the protagonist to choose between his conscience and his safety. Provides sharp insights into contemporary Australian society and the immigrant experience. Showcases Aravind Adiga's characteristic incisive prose and keen observation of human nature.
Highlights
- Portrays daily struggles of undocumented immigrants in Sydney
- Explores a gripping moral dilemma between justice and survival
- Offers insights into contemporary Australian society
- Showcases Adiga's incisive prose and keen observation
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Questions about this book
What is the book about?
It follows Danny, an undocumented Sri Lankan Tamil cleaner in Sydney, who discovers a murder connected to a client and must decide whether to reveal what he knows or stay silent to avoid deportation.
Who is the author?
Aravind Adiga, known for his incisive prose and keen observation of human nature.
What themes does the book explore?
It explores the struggles of undocumented immigrants, moral dilemmas, and the conflict between justice and personal safety.
Is this book set in Australia?
Yes, it is set in Sydney and provides insights into contemporary Australian society and the immigrant experience.