R.K Narayan Books
1. The Financial Expert
This book shows about the life of Indian common man who is well versed in finance, his ups, and downs that give us the feeling through which everyone has been part of it or have seen it happen. It seems to be an original, entertaining and fascinating story that keeps the reader engaged until the end of the book. One never gets bored and likes to explore more and more about financial expert life. Overall it’s worth reading and great work of R.K Narayan.
2. A Tiger for Malgudi
One of the most unforgettable stories. This book is not only the life of the tiger but also of his thoughts, actions, and his feelings. The story is narrated by Tiger himself. No doubt it's about the life in Malgudi. It reflects deeply on the life of circus animals and their miseries and feelings. Besides being the story of a tiger, it has a human touch and one feels delighted to read it. One feels happy as the tiger seeks freedom and the story progresses further.
3. The Bachelor of Arts
This is an entertaining, light comic story about a young Indian man, coming of age in the later years of colonial India. Hilarious and amazing description of middle-class life and its ambitions during the British Raj. It’s really fascinating and touching novel. After his college life, like most other young persons, Chandran does not have any planning about his future. It’s again related to the fictional place Malgudi.
4. The English Teacher
This book is a gem and can be considered as an intensely human book. It shows the experience of a normal person in life. It shows a husband’s grief over the loss of his wife and the way he tries to communicate with her beyond the grave.The reader smiles during the happy days of the couple and when his wife gets ill, it creates bad feeling. When she shows signs of recovery, it again feels good. Again, when he loses his wife, we can feel the husband despair. It shows the great truth of life that one has to face success, happiness, fears and failures themselves and no one can experience the same for you.
This book shows about the life of Indian common man who is well versed in finance, his ups, and downs that give us the feeling through which everyone has been part of it or have seen it happen. It seems to be an original, entertaining and fascinating story that keeps the reader engaged until the end of the book. One never gets bored and likes to explore more and more about financial expert life. Overall it’s worth reading and great work of R.K Narayan.
2. A Tiger for Malgudi
One of the most unforgettable stories. This book is not only the life of the tiger but also of his thoughts, actions, and his feelings. The story is narrated by Tiger himself. No doubt it's about the life in Malgudi. It reflects deeply on the life of circus animals and their miseries and feelings. Besides being the story of a tiger, it has a human touch and one feels delighted to read it. One feels happy as the tiger seeks freedom and the story progresses further.
3. The Bachelor of Arts
This is an entertaining, light comic story about a young Indian man, coming of age in the later years of colonial India. Hilarious and amazing description of middle-class life and its ambitions during the British Raj. It’s really fascinating and touching novel. After his college life, like most other young persons, Chandran does not have any planning about his future. It’s again related to the fictional place Malgudi.
4. The English Teacher
This book is a gem and can be considered as an intensely human book. It shows the experience of a normal person in life. It shows a husband’s grief over the loss of his wife and the way he tries to communicate with her beyond the grave.The reader smiles during the happy days of the couple and when his wife gets ill, it creates bad feeling. When she shows signs of recovery, it again feels good. Again, when he loses his wife, we can feel the husband despair. It shows the great truth of life that one has to face success, happiness, fears and failures themselves and no one can experience the same for you.
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