Siddhartha

Set against the backdrop of Indian culture and Buddhist philosophy, this novel follows the spiritual journey of its protagonist, Siddhartha, as he seeks enlightenment. Written in 1922, it gained renewed interest during the 1960s, resonating with the counterculture movement and its quest for deeper meaning. Herman Hesse's exploration of self-discovery and the pursuit of a fulfilling life highlights the timeless nature of these themes, contributing to the book's lasting impact and significance in literature.