Take Me Home

The second-hand experience of the author lured her into writing about the subject of Migration. The book emphasizes on how migration came in India highlights popular mass movements around the world migrants’ conditions and the reasons they became one. It provides an account on the different rationale that prompted the Society to label migrants as outsiders disseminate racism and never accepted them despite living in a country for a prolonged period.. Covid-19 has notably been tough for all of us but far harsher for the migrants who travelled many miles either by foot overpopulated trucks and buses to reach back their hometowns. This prompted the author to target and write about the migration during the pandemic times and trace the history of India and the world’s migration. The book elaborates on the present and suspected movements in the future.. Each new chapter puts forth a fresh new perspective about the different migration categories and tells the history of migrants that is easy to comprehend by a layperson. The book is written in such a way that it inspires social change and creates awareness about an issue prevalent in society.. It focuses on the harsh reality and the groundbreaking circumstances which cast an effect on society. It casts a light on various instances where a reader feels the struggles of migrants in first hand. Whether it brings changes in cultural identity or the horrifying experience of being chased by Border Patrol to escape from one’s native country to what they think might be a country full of opportunities.