Prison And Chocolate Cake'Seldom does one get a chance to become acquainted with India's great leaders through a young woman so intimately associated with them.' New York Times Book ReviewA dramatic portrait of the spirit of sacrifice that carried India through the years of the struggle for independence, this evocative memoir of an unusual childhood ends with the assassination of Mahatma Gandhi in 1948. Nayantara Sahgal describes what it was like growing up in Anand Bhavan,

Divorced from his wife

Betrayed by one of their own

from pickpockets to highwaymen

His bold approach can exasperate as well as exhilarate

Bringing decades of scholarship and his lived experience to the work

and an insightful exploration of Huxley's continuing legacy

At a price

to be the people we are meant to be

And so they set up Exes Anonymous - a self-help group for the unceremoniously chucked

revealing the Mormon Church’s search for lost tablets

and ancient wisdom who champion The Let Them Theory every step of the way

what unfolded in his life after the war