Qabar is not the kind of book that tells its story in a simple, straightforward way. It begins with a legal case involving a grave, but the story soon takes you into questions of history, identity, belief and the stories people carry with them. What I found most interesting was the way Meera brings together two very different worlds. On one side, there is the world of law, where everything is expected to have evidence and an explanation. On the other hand, there are stories,

There are books you read and enjoy, books you quickly forget, and then there are books that stay with you because they leave you thinking about something long after you've finished them. Some books entertain you, while others leave you with questions. The Vegetarian by Han Kang was the latter for me. The Vegetarian by Han Kang book This is not a book I would describe as easy or comforting. It is unusual, unsettling and at times, difficult to process. But perhaps that is exa