Book Review: The Music Makers - Books and Muggles
Three estranged siblings are pulled back into the same house when one of their sons goes missing. Rohini Paranjpe Sathe's The Music Makers is a tender, unflinching novel about patriarchy, buried dreams and the music that survives a family's silence.
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