GIRL IN WHITE COTTON Paperback

Girl in White Cotton" by Avni Doshi is a sharply observed and psychologically complex novel that delves into the fraught and symbiotic relationship between a daughter, Antara, and her unconventional mother, Tara, as Tara descends into dementia. Set in India, the book unflinchingly navigates the turbulent currents of memory, resentment, and a desperate search for love, forcing Antara to confront their shared past—including Tara's rebellious youth and spiritual wanderings in an ashram. It is a powerful exploration of dependency, betrayal, and the unraveling of a mother-daughter bond, celebrated for its raw honesty and piercing insights into human connection.