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Market worth: ₹ 350
Book Condition: Pre Loved
Cradle of the Clouds
Author : Sudhin N. Ghose
Highlights

English
Language
NA
Edition
288
Pages
9789386338259
ISBN-13
9386338259
ISBN-10Energetically Speaking
Publisher
198 mm
Height
129 mm
Width
18 mm
Thickness
Paperback
BindingDescription
In the Penhari Parganas, a district in pre-Independence Bengal, a young man prepares to leave for Calcutta. Amidst apprehensions and warnings about the perils of the big city, he revisits his adolescencehis search for a profession among carpenters, watch-repairers and potters, all of whom advise him to become a scholar instead a summer spent teaching Santali children and In the Penhari Parganas, a district in pre-Independence Bengal, a young man prepares to leave for Calcutta. Amidst apprehensions and warnings about the perils of the big city, he revisits his adolescencehis search for a profession among carpenters, watch-repairers and potters, all of whom advise him to become a scholar instead a summer spent teaching Santali children and his first exciting brush with love at the school a foolhardy pony-ride which broke his back and his intense re-enactment of the legend of Lord Balaram and his plough which ended a harsh drought and brought rain. Reminiscent of the Puranas and the great epics, full of diverse characters and digressions which seamlessly combine into one rich whole, Cradle of the Clouds paints a vivid picture of a child growing up in an Indian village.