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Where the Rain Is Born
Rated 4.00 out of 5 based on 12 customer ratings
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SKU: 9780143029199
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Explore the diverse tapestry of Kerala in “Where the Rain Is Born.” This anthology weaves together essays, short stories, poems, and excerpts in English and Malayalam, offering a captivating glimpse into the region’s rich cultural heritage. Discover the essence of Kerala’s vibrant traditions and breathtaking landscapes. ISBN: 9780143029199
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Harsh Mundhra –
A beautifully curated collection that offers diverse perspectives on Kerala’s culture and landscapes. Some of the writing styles were not my taste, but overall fantastic.
Aashima Chopra –
Wonderful collection! It was hard to stay engaged at certain points but there was beauty in understanding a new culture.
Nishant Khanal –
Stunning portrayal of Kerala’s landscapes. I was transported. Wish there was more consistency in quality across all the pieces.
Chandrika Saha –
A beautiful collection showcasing Kerala’s soul. Some pieces resonated deeply, while others felt a bit disconnected. Overall, a worthwhile read.
Kumar Satyam –
A delightful introduction to Kerala’s literary scene. Found new authors to explore. Bit uneven, but still a fascinating collection.
Simran Bajpai –
An insightful journey into Kerala’s culture. The poems were especially moving. Some stories were stronger than others. Enjoyed it.
Anshika Verma –
A mixed bag of literary gems. Some essays were captivating, while others were less engaging. Worth exploring if you’re interested in Kerala.
Vignesh P –
While the concept is great, the execution was inconsistent. Some pieces truly shone, others felt underdeveloped. Worth a look, though.
Sahil Bansal –
Felt like a true immersion into Kerala. Some language was hard to follow at times but overall well worth the read to learn.
Jaideep Mehra –
I enjoyed learning more about Kerala, but certain selections felt out of place and I struggled to stay engaged. I liked the variety.
Yash Verma –
Loved the variety of voices and perspectives. Gave me a real sense of place. However, switching between languages was occasionally jarring.
Mayank Nilesh Limaye –
A beautiful snapshot of Kerala. Some were lost in translation so not all the texts resonated with me, still very interesting.