Publisher's Synopsis
The Glass Equation is a powerful, evocative novel that tells the story of Radha Joshi, a widowed rural schoolteacher in India, who dares to ignite the minds of her students, breaking social and gender norms. Set in the heart of rural India, Radha challenges the rigid boundaries imposed by her community, using science to inspire and empower the next generation of thinkers.
Through a national science competition, Radha and her students confront societal resistance, family expectations, and their own limitations, proving that with curiosity and resilience, even the smallest spark can ignite a revolution. As Radha teaches her students about the world of combustion and scientific experimentation, she embarks on a journey of self-discovery, courage, and the transformation of her village's perception of education.
This deeply moving novel delves into themes of hope, resilience, and the power of education to change lives, all while navigating the struggles of rural India in a world that still silences its women. The Glass Equation is not just a story of science but one of inner strength, the fight for equality, and the quiet rebellion that is shaping the future.
