A Passage To India by E. M. Forster in Paperback

A Passage To India (Penguin Classics) is a captivating story that explores the tension and prejudice between British people and Indians in 1920s. Set in pre-Independence India, during British rule, it challenges the idea of a friendship between these two groups. The narrative begins with two Englishwomen, Mrs. Moore and Miss Adela Quested, deciding to tour India. During their trip, Mrs. Moor forms a strong bond with a charismatic Indian doctor named Aziz. However, when they visit the Marabar Caves together, Mrs. Moore becomes claustrophobic and stays behind while Aziz and Adela continue exploring. In the darkness of the caves, Adela suddenly disappears and Aziz later finds her broken spectacles. Frantically searching for her, he eventually discovers her talking to another Englishwoman. However, before he can approach them, they leave and he returns to the railway station with Mrs. Moore. Soon after, Aziz is arrested for supposedly sexually assaulting Ad