Brick Lane Free Download PDF By Monica Ali
Title | : | Brick Lane |
Author | : | Monica Ali |
Format | : | Paperback |
Page | : | 416 pages |
ISBN | : | 0385606737 |
Wildly embraced by critics, readers, and contest judges who put it on the short list for the 2003 Man Booker Prize , Brick Lane is indeed a rare find a book that lives up to its hype Monica Ali s debut novel chronicles the life of Nazneen, a Bangladeshi girl so sickly at birth that the midwife at first declares her stillborn At 18 her parents arrange a marriage to Chan Wildly embraced by critics, readers, and contest judges who put it on the short list for the 2003 Man Booker Prize , Brick Lane is indeed a rare find a book that lives up to its hype Monica Ali s debut novel chronicles the life of Nazneen, a Bangladeshi girl so sickly at birth that the midwife at first declares her stillborn At 18 her parents arrange a marriage to Chanu, a Bengali immigrant living in England Although Chanu who s twice Nazneen s age turns out to be a foolish blowhard who had a face like a frog, Nazneen accepts her fate, which seems to be the main life lesson taught by the women in her family If God wanted us to ask questions, her mother tells her, he would have made us men Over the next decade and a half Nazneen grows into a strong, confident woman who doesn t defy fate so much as bend it to her will The great delight to be had in Brick Lane lies with Ali s characters, from Chanu the kindly fool to Mrs Islam the elderly loan shark to Karim the political rabblerouser, all living in a hothouse of Bengali immigrants Brick Lane combines the wide scope of a social novel about the struggles of Islamic immigrants in pre and post 9 11 England with the intimate story of Nazneen, one of the memorable heroines to come along in a long time If Dickens or Trollope were loosed upon contemporary London, this is exactly the sort of novel they would cook up Claire Dederer
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Wildly embraced by critics, readers, and contest judges who put it on the short list for the 2003 Man Booker Prize , Brick Lane is indeed a rare find
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