There are many great Nepali novels. 'Karnali Blues' is one that stands out. It gives readers an insight into the Karnali region of Nepal, its people, their traditions, and the challenges they face. 'Muna Madan' is a classic Nepali novel that has been loved for generations. It tells the story of a man named Madan who has to leave his wife Muna behind to go to Lhasa for work, and through this simple plot, it shows the hardships of that era in Nepali society. And 'Jhyal' is also a great novel that offers a unique perspective on Nepali life and relationships.
Some well - known Nepali novels include 'Palpasa Cafe' by Narayan Wagle. It beautifully portrays the Nepali society during the Maoist insurgency. Another one could be 'Ghampani' which has its own unique charm in depicting Nepali life and culture.
Well, I'm not sure I can list all 10 precisely off the top of my head, but 'Seto Dharti' is quite famous. It delves deep into the rural Nepali life, the struggles of the farmers, and the social fabric of the villages. 'Arko Yuva' is also among the notable ones, which often deals with the youth and their aspirations in Nepal.