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Coromandel Sea Change by Rumer Godden | |
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 Biography of Rumer Godden
9262 words, approx. 30.9 pages
 Godden's early years were spent in India. "Our father, 'Fa,' worked for one of the oldest of the Indian Inland Navigation Steamer Companies which, between them, were responsible for the navigation of the great rivers of Assam and Bengal. This meant that... summary from source:
 Biography of (Margaret) Rumer Godden
5645 words, approx. 18.8 pages
A prolific writer of novels, short fiction, and nonfiction for adults as well as novels, stories, and poetry for children, Rumer Godden conveys in her works the plight and triumph of children separated from their parents, the difficulty of adjusting to n...
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 Publishers Weekly Coromandel Sea Change. (book reviews)
06/21/1991: 177 words, approx. 1 pages Although the plot of the celebrated English novelist (Black Narcissus) and memoirist's (A House with Four Rooms) latest effort is sadly stale, it is worth reading for its profusion of atmospheric delights. Godden invokes her beloved India in all its colors, creating a... summary from source:
The Village Voice Sea Change
09/18/2002: 1,258 words, approx. 4 pages MUSIC The Lake, It Is Said, Never Gives Up Her Dead HUNG WITH GUITAR STRING BECK Sea Change Geffen/Interscope A sea change, the dictionary says, is a "notable or unexpected transformation." History's best-known sea change is described in...
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