flowergirlresumed
Exeter
Why I recommend this — 1 year ago
It is a wonderful book, so creative and rich… A must read written by a true storyteller… Delightful!!!
49 out of 51 people (96%) think this is worth consuming…
flowergirlresumed
Exeter
It is a wonderful book, so creative and rich… A must read written by a true storyteller… Delightful!!!
Kieran Lynam
Dublin
Utterly magnificent—I was mesmerised from start to finish!
ggchickapee
Portland
Midnight’s Children is the pseudo-autobiography of Saleem Sinai, the first baby born in independent India. Saleem tells the story of his life, as enmeshed in the history of the first 31 years of post-colonial India and entwined in the lives of the other 1,000 children born between midnight and 1:00 a.m. on the first day of the new country. Saleem describes this complicated, vivid, magical, funny, and disturbing mix as the “chutnification of history.”
This was the first novel Salman Rushdie wrote and the first of his that I have read. I could kick myself for waiting so long. This book is a delight.
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