The Booker Prize 2020 Shortlist

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The best original novel written in the English language and published in the United Kingdom is awarded the Booker prize every year. which books are shortlisted for Booker prize? Who are authors of those books and what’s so special about their writing? To get answers to all these queries click on the video.




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