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Brick lane

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  • 496 stránok
  • 18 hodin čítania

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Set in Tower Hamlets, this contemporary novel immerses readers in the life of an Asian immigrant girl, exploring themes of love, fate, and cultural conflict. Nazneen, a teenager, finds herself in an arranged marriage with a man twenty years her senior. Relocated from her Bangladeshi village to a cramped flat in London's East End, she struggles with the language barrier and relies heavily on her husband. However, her practical nature leads her to form a friendship with Razia, who helps her navigate her new environment. Nazneen maintains contact with her sister Hasina, who has defied tradition by pursuing a love marriage. Unfortunately, Hasina's relationship turns violent, forcing her into a degrading job in a garment factory. While Nazneen is confined by cultural expectations and family obligations, she sews for a living until the arrival of the radical Karim sparks a transformative love affair. This relationship compels Nazneen to reclaim control over her life amidst racial tensions. With a blend of humor and grace, the novel captures Nazneen's journey from a timid girl to a confident woman, examining the interplay of fate and personal agency. It is a resonant drama from a promising new literary voice destined for prominence.

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Brick lane, Monica Ali

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Rok vydania
2004
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Jazyk
anglicky
Vydavateľ
Black Swan
Rok vydania
2004
Väzba
mäkká
Počet strán
496
ISBN10
0552151599
ISBN13
9780552151597
Série
Prvé vydanie
2003
Pôvodný názov
Brick Lane
Hodnotenie
3,45 z 5
Anotácia
Set in Tower Hamlets, this contemporary novel immerses readers in the life of an Asian immigrant girl, exploring themes of love, fate, and cultural conflict. Nazneen, a teenager, finds herself in an arranged marriage with a man twenty years her senior. Relocated from her Bangladeshi village to a cramped flat in London's East End, she struggles with the language barrier and relies heavily on her husband. However, her practical nature leads her to form a friendship with Razia, who helps her navigate her new environment. Nazneen maintains contact with her sister Hasina, who has defied tradition by pursuing a love marriage. Unfortunately, Hasina's relationship turns violent, forcing her into a degrading job in a garment factory. While Nazneen is confined by cultural expectations and family obligations, she sews for a living until the arrival of the radical Karim sparks a transformative love affair. This relationship compels Nazneen to reclaim control over her life amidst racial tensions. With a blend of humor and grace, the novel captures Nazneen's journey from a timid girl to a confident woman, examining the interplay of fate and personal agency. It is a resonant drama from a promising new literary voice destined for prominence.