Putham House is about a young girl trapped in the suffocating confines of rigid social mores and prejudices. As change sweeps over her small village surrounded by majestic palmyra trees, izzy barely clings to the hope that herife too will change for the better while the indolent and overbearing menfolk of her family wallow in their former eminence and do nothing to redeem the sinking fortunes of their once prosperous household. Torn between filial duty and herove for an earnest young man from the palmyra climbing community, izzy's plight is symptomatic of many a thwartedife caught in the cruel grip of prejudice. Her efforts to make do with whatittle joys she can draw from her straitened circumstances, herargeness of spirit and her resilience are truly unforgettable. Hephzibah Jesudasan's scrupulous and sensitive portrayal of the palymra climbers, whoseives are as precarious as their perch on the tall swaying palms, makes this book a modern classic.
Format:Paperback
Language:English
ISBN:9355200331
ISBN13:9789355200334
Release Date:December 2021
Publisher:Rupa Publications India
Length:272 Pages
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