Discover a powerful story of identity and displacement rooted in the 1971 Bangladesh Liberation War. This acclaimed literary fiction traces a war child’s emotional journey, 25 years later, as he searches for his birth mother after being adopted internationally. Through vivid portrayals of tribal tea-garden workers and their connection to the Indian subcontinent’s rich history, the narrative weaves themes of belonging, memory, and the enduring echoes of conflict. This poignant English translation of a celebrated Bengali novel offers profound insights into the human spirit’s quest for roots. Essential for lovers of compelling South Asian stories.