Smriti Ravindra

"The Women Who Climbed the Tree" sheds light on the challenges faced by women in traditional societies and set political unrest between India and Nepal after Rajiv Gandhi and Sonia Gandhi was not allowed to enter pashupati temple ,author shows the strength required to confront those issue. This emotionally charged and thought-provoking tale , connects the author with readers who appreciate stories of empowerment, cultural exploration, and the enduring spirit of women.

The author's writing show more style is commendable, as she expertly shapes the characters and their emotions, allowing readers to empathize with their joys and sorrows happiness and pain and all the other emotions and sense of belongingness, also shows us how fragile is the male ego is and how proud is human for there shauvnistic honour. Meena's unflinching determination and her daughter's resilience evoke a strong emotional response, leaving a lasting impression on readers' hearts.

In my opinion the author did a wonderful job with Meena's unwavering resolve and her daughter's fortitude, and their hearts are left with a lasting memory show less