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Description

In Mother Mary Comes to Me, the sacred and the ordinary meet in a stirring reflection on faith, womanhood, and the quiet power of compassion. Through luminous prose and unflinching honesty, the book reimagines Mary—not as a distant figure of worship, but as a presence who walks beside us in moments of doubt, hope, and everyday grace. It is a meditation on love’s endurance and the human longing for guidance in a world both broken and beautiful.

About the author

Arundathi Roy is an an acclaimed Indian novelist, essayist, and activist best known for her Booker Prize–winning debut novel The God of Small Things (1997). Her writing blends lyrical beauty with sharp political insight, often challenging power, injustice, and inequality. Beyond fiction, Roy is a fearless voice in contemporary discourse, using her essays and activism to speak out on issues of democracy, environmentalism, and human rights.