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The Song of Kahunsha
The Song of Kahunsha | Anosh Irani
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Ten-year-old Chamdi has rarely ventured outside his orphanage and entertains a fantasy of what Bombay is like beyond its garden walls – a paradise he calls Kahunsha, “the city of no sadness.” He runs away to search for his long-lost father and finds himself thrust into chaos. Moving, poignant, and wonderfully rich in the sights and sounds of Bombay, this novel is the story of Chamdi's struggle for survival on the city's dangerous streets.
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Il bambino con i petali in tasca | Anosh Irani
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Libro coinvolgente, toccante, ma anche duro e spietato. Gli ultimi capitoli ti distruggono, ma alla fine si rivede in lontananza un barlume di speranza.
Consigliato!
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Il bambino con i petali in tasca | Anosh Irani
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"Chamdi si chiede quante lingue esistano al mondo. Un giorno lui creerà la sua. È un pensiero che gli mette allegria. Inventerà parole positive, che fanno solo bene e non feriscono mai, anche se non è certo che sulla terra ci siano persone abbastanza forti da saper usare parole di bellezza."

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