Shashi Tharoor's Book Recommendations

"A profound vision of what has made India and Nehru."

"2/7 The Discovery of India by Jawaharlal Nehru; a profound vision of what has made India and Nehru. @SunilKhilnani"

"Extraordinary, magical reinvention of the Latin-American experience."

"3/7 One Hundred Years Of Solitude by Gabriel García Márquez; extraordinary, magical reinvention of the Latin-American experience. @kanishktharoor"

"A moving, evocative experience of East European history, informed by a rare insight into humanity."

"6/7 The Book of Laughter and Forgetting by Milan Kundera: A moving, evocative experience of East European history, informed by a rare insight into humanity. @ishaantharoor"

"A wonderful collection of stories that break conventions of time&space, evoking w/insight & compassion our old&new worlds."

"A special 8th book, which i loved more than all the others: Swimmer Among the Stars by @KanishkTharoor, a wonderful collection of stories that break conventions of time&space, evoking w/insight & compassion our old&new worlds. By a hugely talented writer who happens to be my son."

"Yesterday was a good day to discover this remarkable book, “A Cry in the Wilderness: The Works of Narayana Guru” translated into English by Vinaya Chaitanya. The Guru’s insights into the human condition remain timelessly relevant in our society today. Well done @HarperCollinsIN!"

"Remarkable book."

"One of the funniest of Wodehouse’s well-crafted masterpieces."

"4/7 Heavy Weather by P. G Wodehouse: One of the funniest of Wodehouse’s well-crafted masterpieces, among the many others he’s written; any one of several other masterworks by him would do as well. @TharoorBhakt"