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This book can be described as the best primary source for students of English Literature. In this book, the authors tried to depict a clear idea about the novel Siddhartha and attempt to outline various philosophical aspects portrayed by Hermann Hesse, with extremely straightforward examples. This book is about the critical aspect of the novel by providing a sound grounding in Indian philosophy, especially Buddhism and Hinduism. The presentation of the book is easy to comprehend but not too simplistic.