<\/span><\/h4>\nGitanjali is one of the most renowned and influential books by Rabindranath Tagore, published in 1910. It is an actual anthology of poetry, which was released with a series of poems originally in English. The first publication was named Gitanjali: Song Offerings. Later in 1912, author W.B. Yeats wrote another version of the book. In this book, we can see his inspiration from Indian lyrics and medieval time devotion. Here, he emphasised the principle of Love. Among the different Rabindranath Tagore Books, Gitanjali became internationally popular for its rhythmic poetry. In 1913, Tagore also won the Nobel Prize in Literature for this book.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n<\/span>The Home and The World<\/strong><\/span><\/h4>\nSet in the years of Indian independence, The Home and The World is a novel which originally named Ghare Baire in Bengali. The context of the book is about the Swadeshi Movement, and in the story, Rabindranath Tagore mentions three characters, Sandip, Bimala, and Nikhil. These are young freedom fighters who are struggling due to their self-amidst mindset for revolution. They are bringing their ideas to the field. It also portrays the struggle of the author with a mixture of political saga and a love story. This novel delivers its objective to show the cultural differences between the West and India. Breaking the tradition, this book gives us both male and female protagonists who go through the Swadeshi movement.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n<\/span>The Postmaster\u00a0<\/strong><\/span><\/h4>\nThe next novel among the list of books by Rabindranath Tagore we will be talking about is The Postmaster. A unique fact about the book is that Tagore wrote this book in complete isolation, which also makes him one of the greatest romantic novel writers, as the book is referred to as the first modern Indian novel. The book talks about the various human conditions and forms at different stages of life. This includes innocence, loss, love, natural, and supernatural. For those who are just starting to read books by Tagore, Postmaster will be a good choice. Binodini, a widow who believes in isolating widows from society to live a life filled with nothingness. From the relationship between Asha and Mahim, she used to get jealous. Rituparno Ghosh adapted the novel to the silver screen in 2003, starring Ashwarya Rai.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n
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