Tigre blanco (2008)

1. 112
   {Quiere ser millonario? por Vikas Swarup (bogreader, 2810michael)
2. 61
   El Diario completamente verídico de un indio a tiempo parcial por Sherman Alexie (Usuario anónimo)

   Usuario anónimo: I happened to be reading this YA title simultaneously, and was surprised/pleased to find that the two books went together quite well. Similarly charismatic narrator and several of the same themes.

3. 50
   Un perfecto equilibrio por Rohinton Mistry (Nickelini)

   Nickelini: Both novels look at the dire side of life in India, and both are very well written.

4. 51
   The Reluctant Fundamentalist por Mohsin Hamid (wonderlake)

   wonderlake: First-person narratives of growing disenchantment

5. 73
   Shantaram por Gregory David Roberts (jtho)

   jtho: Another great story set in India that shows us both the seedy sides and the beauty.

6. 30
   La hoguera de las vanidades por Tom Wolfe (Cecilturtle)
7. 64
   Crimen y Castigo por Fyodor Dostoyevsky (infiniteletters)
8. 20
   Reef por Romesh Gunesekera (SqueakyChu, chrisharpe)

   SqueakyChu: Another book, this one much quieter, about a man's desire to move up in society.

9. 31
   Hijo nativo por Richard Wright (Miss-Owl)
10. 10
    El asesino dentro de mí por Jim Thompson (wonderlake)

    wonderlake: Balanced, measured accounts by murderers!

11. 10
    Last Man in Tower por Aravind Adiga (bookmomo)

    bookmomo: Modern India in a nutshell. Adiga is an accomplished writer.

12. 21
    La maravillosa vida breve de Óscar Wao por Junot Díaz (chrisharpe)
13. 10
    Un buen hombre en África por William Boyd (mcenroeucsb)

    mcenroeucsb: Books with Amusing Rogue protagonists

14. 00
    The African Safari Papers por Robert Sedlack (mcenroeucsb)
15. 00
    The Street por Ann Petry (teunduynstee)

    teunduynstee: Both novels show how well intentioned, hard working people do not stand a chance against the system of poverty, discrimination, prejudice, etc...

16. 00
    La hondonada por Jhumpa Lahiri (BookshelfMonstrosity)

    BookshelfMonstrosity: These evocative novels discuss the social inequities and corruption endemic to modern India. Their complex characters and strong sense of place provide thought-provoking ways to understand the current state of the subcontinent, even as they tell about individual lives.… (más)

17. 00
    The Space Between Us por Thrity Umrigar (mcenroeucsb)
18. 11
    A Case of Exploding Mangoes por Mohammed Hanif (Usuario anónimo)
19. 11
    Chef por Jaspreet Singh (Clara53)
20. 11
    La conjura de los necios por John Kennedy Toole (mcenroeucsb)

    mcenroeucsb: Books with Delusional/Enlightened Outcast protagonists

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