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Binding
Paper Back
Number of Pages
320
Age Group
All
Language
English
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Book Summary
The Namesake (Collins Modern Classics Edition) Is A Powerful Literary Novel About Gogol Ganguli, A Boy Born To Indian Immigrants Who Learns To Navigate Two Cultures And The Pull Of A Name That Carries Family Memory. A Story Of Identity, Belonging, And The Immigrant Experience, It Speaks To Adult Readers And Thoughtful Teens Who Crave Character-Driven Fiction With Emotional Depth. The Tone Is Intimate, Compassionate, And Quietly Adventurous As It Traces A Life Across Decades And Continents.
Jhumpa Lahiri Writes With Graceful Precision, Weaving Gogol’S Life With The Generations Before Him And The City That Shapes Him. The Namesake Moves Smoothly Between Kolkata And New York, Between Tradition And Modernity, Balancing Spare Narration With Rich Psychological Insight. The Reading Experience Is Immersive, Built From Everyday Moments—Family Dinners, Letters, Quiet Disappointments, First Loves—Made Luminous Through Careful Details And A Rhythm That Invites Reflection. If You’Re Drawn To Stories About How Identity Is Formed, Lahiri’S Novel Makes Learning Feel Intimate And Personal, And Its Careful Pacing Allows Empathy To Grow Naturally As The Characters Search For Belonging.
Through The Lives Of Ashima And Ashoke And Their Son, The Namesake Invites Readers To Consider How A Name Anchors History While Offering A Path To Self-Definition. You’Ll Meet Vivid Settings, From Bustling Indian Markets To Quiet American Streets, And You’Ll Feel The Emotional Landscapes Of Love, Loss, And Choice—Without Spoilers—As Gogol Learns To Reclaim Parts Of His Heritage And Craft His Own Sense Of Self.
After Finishing The Namesake, Readers Gain A Heightened Sensitivity To How Names Carry Memory And How Family History Shapes Who We Become. The Novel Leaves You Thoughtful, More Compassionate, And With A Lasting Sense That Belonging Is A Dynamic, Evolving Journey.
Product Details
Author
Jhumpa Lahiri
Publisher
Harper Collins
Number of Pages
320
Language
English
SKU
BK0489879
ISBN
9780008609986
Reading Age
All
Dimensions
12.9 x 1.9 x 19.8 cm
Binding
Paper Back
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