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The hungry tide / by Amitav Ghosh.

By: Ghosh, Amitav, 1956-.
Contributor(s): Bamji, Firdous [nrt].
Material type: materialTypeLabelSoundPublisher: India : harpercollins, 2016Description: 403 p. : digital ; 4 3/4 in.ISBN: 9788172236137.Subject(s): Americans -- Sundarbans (Bangladesh and India) -- Fiction | Ecological disturbances -- Fiction | Women scientists -- Fiction | Human ecology -- Fiction | Rural poor -- Fiction | Dolphins -- Fiction | Tides -- Fiction | Sundarbans (Bangladesh and India) -- FictionGenre/Form: Psychological fiction.DDC classification: 823.914 Read by Firdous Bamji.Summary: "Off the eastern coast of India lies an extraordinary cluster of islands known as the Sundarbans. It is a raw but beautiful area-- a place of man-eating tigers, river dolphins, huge crocodiles and devastating tides that sweep across the terrain without remorse. In this exotic land, marine biologist Piya, fisherman Fokir and translator Kanai meet. As they travel deep into the remote archipelago, they experience a territory at risk not only from natural disaster, but also from human foolishness and volatile politics"--Container.
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Fiction 823.914 GHH (Browse shelf) 01 Not For Loan 046965

Unabridged.

In container (17 cm.).

Compact disc.

Disc 15 contains an exclusive interview with the author.

Read by Firdous Bamji.

"Off the eastern coast of India lies an extraordinary cluster of islands known as the Sundarbans. It is a raw but beautiful area-- a place of man-eating tigers, river dolphins, huge crocodiles and devastating tides that sweep across the terrain without remorse. In this exotic land, marine biologist Piya, fisherman Fokir and translator Kanai meet. As they travel deep into the remote archipelago, they experience a territory at risk not only from natural disaster, but also from human foolishness and volatile politics"--Container.

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