Siddhartha by Hermann Hesse

Siddhartha by Hermann Hesse

A brahmin's son leaves everything — family, caste, scripture — to find truth. He tries asceticism and it starves him. He tries wealth and pleasure and they hollow him out. Neither teacher was wrong; neither was enough.

Hesse's slim novel follows Siddhartha to a ferryman and a river, where he finally learns the thing nobody could tell him. It is a book about the difference between being taught and knowing.

Nobel Prize winner. Under 150 pages, and one of the most re-read novels of the twentieth century.

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