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Bapsi Sidhwa: Critical Review by Judy Cooke

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SOURCE: Cooke, Judy. “Roast Cat.” New Statesman 100, no. 2583 (19 September 1980): 23.

In the following excerpt, Cooke praises The Crow Eaters as an “excellent” and enjoyable novel.

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