The White Tiger: Booker Prize Winner 2008
This novel, winner of the Man Booker Prize 2008, tells the story of Balram Halwai, a servant who dreams of escaping his impoverished village life in India and achieving entrepreneurial success, even if it requires morally questionable actions. It offers a compelling and unforgettable portrayal of two Indias and a journey of ambition and transformation. Explore a dark and amoral tale of social mobility and the lengths to which someone will go to rise above their circumstances.
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Key Features & Considerations
- Man Booker Prize Winner
- Compelling story of social mobility
- Dark and amoral narrative
- Unforgettable characters and themes
- Insightful portrayal of India's social divide
Frequently Asked Questions
What is The White Tiger about?
It's a story about Balram Halwai, a servant in India, who dreams of escaping poverty and achieving success, even if it means making difficult choices.
Why did The White Tiger win the Booker Prize?
It won for its compelling narrative, insightful portrayal of India's social divide, and unforgettable characters.
Is The White Tiger a difficult read?
It can be considered a challenging read due to its dark themes and morally ambiguous characters.
What kind of book is The White Tiger?
It's a dark and amoral tale of social mobility and the lengths someone will go to achieve success.
