Last modified on Mon 7 Feb 2022 16.46 EST. A t first glance, Chai Time at Cinnamon Gardens, the latest novel from prolific Australian author Shankari Chandran, may look like a light affair: a tale.. Chai Time at Cinnamon Gardens (2022) is a novel by Australian writer Shankari Chandran. It was originally published by Ultimo Press in Australia in 2022.. On the AU review website Emily Paull found a lot to like about the book: “At just over 350 pages, the book manages to cover discussions about politics, race, history, relationships and so.
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4/5: A complex story that moves between contemporary Sydney and Sri Lanka before and during the civil war in which an estimated 40,000-70,000 Tamils were killed. There are two sides to every story and this novel presents the history of the 40-year war from the point of view of the Tamil community both in Sri Lanka and then as a diaspora community in Sydney – focused on the Cinnamon Gardens.. Chai Time at Cinnamon Gardens by Shankari Chandran. Reviewed by Tony Chapman. 27 Jan 2022. This novel tells the story of the Ali family – Zakhir, his wife Maya and their twin children Anjali and Siddarth – Sri Lankan immigrants who settle in the fictitious outer Sydneysuburb of Westgrove in the early 1980s after fleeing their war-torn homeland.