Which of the following novel has been authored by Anita Desai?
Where Shall We Go This Summer
The correct answer is Where Shall We Go This Summer.
'Where Shall We Go This Summer?' (1975) is a novel by Anita Desai that explores a woman's inner conflict and her retreat to the island of Manori.
Anita Desai is a leading Indian novelist known for her psychological depth, and she has been shortlisted for the Booker Prize three times.
Her other notable works include 'Clear Light of Day', 'Fire on the Mountain' and 'In Custody'.
'I Shall Not Hear the Nightingale' was written by Khushwant Singh, so that option is incorrect.
'Book of Humour' and 'The Struggle for India's Soul' are not Anita Desai novels, ruling out those choices.
Hence the novel authored by Anita Desai is Where Shall We Go This Summer.
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