The Space Between Us (Large Print)

“This Is A Story Intimately And Compassionately Told Against The Sensuous Background Of Everyday Life In Bombay.”—Washington Post Book World  “Bracingly Honest.”—New York Times Book Review The Author Of Bombay Time If Today Be Sweet And The Weight Of Heaven Thrity Umrigar Is As Adept And Compelling In The Space Between Us—Vividly Capturing The Social Struggles Of Modern India In A Luminous Addictively Readable Novel Of Honor Tradition Class Gender And Family. A Portrayal Of Two Women Discovering An Emotional Rapport As They Struggle Against The Confines Of A Rigid Caste System Umrigar’S Captivating Second Novel Echoes The Timeless Intensity Of Zora Neale Hurston’S Their Eyes Were Watching God Betty Smith’S A Tree Grows In Brooklyn And Barbara Kingsolver’S The Poisonwood Bible—A Quintessential Triumph Of Modern Literary Fiction.