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Chargement... Trying to Growpar Firdaus Kanga
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Brit Kotwal, so called because he suffers from a brittle bone condition, lives near Bombay in India. He feels that sometimes it is fun being different, drinking powdered pearls in his milk or having almond oil rubbed into his legs. He thinks he knows the answer to how he can grow. Aucune description trouvée dans une bibliothèque |
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Parsee life style (their Anglophilia) in Bombay of 70-80's. All old Bombay landmarks. When teens looked upon Shirley Temple.
Both the themes of sexuality and survival find place. Well-written, once I reached chapter 3, I never put the book down.
The only time I thought that book was about to let me down was in make-believe-happy-Amy-Brit episode but then story soon turned and regained its honest narrative.
A book that can easily be re-read for pleasure. This from me who has only re-read Sherlock Holmes so far.
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