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Book Review of The Namesake

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English

 

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Guy H

 

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August 23, 2015

 

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In her book, she described to the reader what it must have felt like to come from a different country to America during the 1960's and such, that is when the setting is first sited. When the reader opens the pages they are following a life in perspective of Nikhil Gogol, the main character, through the good times and the bad, while he searches far and wide to "find himself"...
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In her book, she makes the reader feel as though one can relate to either side of the fence, whether it be feeling like a foreigner or feeling like the second generation. It is jammed pack with detail leaving the reader wanting to know more each minute. Lahiri's choice of words catches the reader attention from the start...
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