Kaikeyi

then we have kayak which is good I would recommend this is a standalone inspired by famous myth lore in history of India and it's a feminist reimagining of that and I enjoyed it

K is about a young girl she has a banished mother in their Kingdom and it's like her fight for independence as she becomes a mother herself

this one was really just oh spectacular and I loved it and it's just such a fantastic story about just like camaraderie and also family

But even without having an understanding, I still really like this one. It's highly feminist and powerful.

We're gonna start with Kaikeyi, which is a new release I read earlier this year, and I just really enjoyed again, this is kind of because I enjoyed following this main character