The Sandwiched

The Sandwiched

Abhitabh D Honap

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Editorial:
Clever Fox Publishing
Año de edición:
2026
Materia
Ficción moderna y contemporánea
ISBN:
9789375006107
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What does it truly mean to belong to the sandwich generation-caught between caring for aging parents and preparing children for the future?Sandwiched is a compelling contemporary family fiction novel that explores the emotional, psychological, and social realities faced by modern families navigating multiple generations under one roof. Shalini and Santosh, a well-established couple in their early fifties, find themselves balancing the demands of their Gen X responsibilities while guiding their Gen Z son, Shaunak, toward adulthood. As they struggle to support their elderly parents while nurturing their child’s ambitions, they become the very embodiment of today’s sandwich generation.Through layered storytelling, the novel reflects the changing dynamics of Indian families, highlighting the expectations, pressures, and emotional bonds that connect three generations. Each character represents a different phase of life-youth seeking independence, parents juggling responsibility, and elders confronting vulnerability. Their journeys reveal the challenges of family responsibility, generational conflict, relationships, and personal identity in a rapidly evolving world.What makes Sandwiched unique is its subtle integration of the ancient philosophical concept of the three Gunas-Sattva, Rajas, and Tamas. These timeless principles of nature influence human thoughts, emotions, and actions, shaping the decisions each character makes. By weaving Hindu philosophy and modern family life, the story offers readers a deeper perspective on how inner nature influences everyday choices.Thought-provoking yet relatable, Sandwiched is a literary fiction novel about family relationships, generational change, and the balance between duty and desire. Readers who enjoy family drama, Indian contemporary fiction, and reflective storytelling about life’s responsibilities will find this book both engaging and insightful.If you’ve ever felt pulled in multiple directions by family, expectations, and life’s transitions, Sandwiched will resonate deeply with you.

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