Dignity by Alys Conran

From the award-winning author of Pigeon, Dignity is a powerful novel about memory, colonialism, and the ties that bind generations. Set between contemporary Britain and colonial India, it explores the lives of Magda, a reclusive woman haunted by her past, and Susheela, a young woman navigating identity and belonging. Conran's lyrical prose and sharp insight make this a deeply moving story about heritage, silence, and resilience.

Perfect for fans of: Brick Lane by Monica Ali, The God of Small Things by Arundhati Roy, White Teeth by Zadie Smith

What readers are saying:
Goodreads: "A beautifully written, thought-provoking novel about the echoes of colonialism."
Literary reviewers: "Conran writes with compassion and precision — a voice to treasure."

Format: Trade Paperback
Condition: Good - light shelf wear, clean pages, and firm binding