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by Arundhati Roy
In 'The God of Small Things,' Arundhati Roy weaves a poignant tale of an Indian family's complexities through the eyes of seven-year-old twins, Estha and Rahel, whose lives are irrevocably altered by a tragic event in 1969. The novel intricately explores themes of forbidden love and societal constraints, inviting book club members to delve into the nuances of family, culture, and the haunting impact of memory.
How do societal norms and expectations influence the characters' choices and fates in the novel?
In what ways does the novel illustrate the idea that our past continually shapes our present and future?
What role does memory play in the lives of Estha and Rahel, and how does it reflect on the broader themes of the book?