Book Review: The Way Home by Shalini Mullick
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Namrata reviews Shalini Mullick’s The Way Home observing how the author invites readers to open their hearts to the profound mysteries within us and others.
The Way Home by Shalini Mullick (Published by Readomania, 2024) is a profound exploration of grief, shame, and the quest for self-acceptance. It weaves together the lives of three millennials, each grappling with their inner demons, as they seek solace and redemption in the idyllic landscapes of Goa. This deeply moving narrative takes readers on an emotional journey, reflecting the complex layers of human emotions and the transformative power of friendship.
This is author Shalini Mullick’s second book, following her acclaimed collection of three novellas, Stars from the Borderless Sea. In both works, as well as across her entire body of writing, one can find a common thread: the remarkable strength and depth of her characters.
Mullick’s characters are drawn from the fabric of real life. They are relatable and grounded, yet they possess a resilience that leaves a lasting impression on readers. These characters are not mere figments of imagination; they are mirrors reflecting the myriad facets of human experience, making them profoundly impactful.
