Ashok K. Banker
Autore di Prince of Ayodhya
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Informazioni generali
- Nome legale
- Banker, Ashok Kumar
- Data di nascita
- 1964-02-07
- Sesso
- male
- Nazionalità
- India
- Luogo di nascita
- Mumbai, India
- Luogo di residenza
- Mumbai, India
Los Angeles, California, USA
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Ik ben bruin di Ashok Banker
Goed boek die aansluit op de hedendaagse diversiteit. Dit kan je al in je kleuterklas bespreekbaar maken. Dit boek is goed te doen voor kinderen voor groep 2 denk ik, omdat er toch wat moeilijkere woorden in zitten.
As a big fan of the Ramayana, I have to admit being predisposed to liking this book.
The book does move slowly, as other reviewers have commented, but all for the purpose of becoming acquainted with a large cast of characters at the beginning of a large story and a long series of books. This is epic storytelling, at an epic pace, which is not at all to say that it is a tedious read; you just can't be expecting that the major villain, Ravana, will be defeated, or that he will even make much of an appearance, in this first book.
As a fantasy novel, I like that Prince of Ayodhya has grown out of a different genealogy than the Celtic/Tolkien tradition that still informs so much of the genre, at least for English-speaking markets. This is one story that has helped me realize how much our imaginations can be limited by hearing the same kind of tales over and over again.… (altro)
The book does move slowly, as other reviewers have commented, but all for the purpose of becoming acquainted with a large cast of characters at the beginning of a large story and a long series of books. This is epic storytelling, at an epic pace, which is not at all to say that it is a tedious read; you just can't be expecting that the major villain, Ravana, will be defeated, or that he will even make much of an appearance, in this first book.
As a fantasy novel, I like that Prince of Ayodhya has grown out of a different genealogy than the Celtic/Tolkien tradition that still informs so much of the genre, at least for English-speaking markets. This is one story that has helped me realize how much our imaginations can be limited by hearing the same kind of tales over and over again.… (altro)
As a big fan of the Ramayana, I have to admit being predisposed to liking this book.
The book does move slowly, as other reviewers have commented, but all for the purpose of becoming acquainted with a large cast of characters at the beginning of a large story and a long series of books. This is epic storytelling, at an epic pace, which is not at all to say that it is a tedious read; you just can't be expecting that the major villain, Ravana, will be defeated, or that he will even make much of an appearance, in this first book.
As a fantasy novel, I like that Prince of Ayodhya has grown out of a different genealogy than the Celtic/Tolkien tradition that still informs so much of the genre, at least for English-speaking markets. This is one story that has helped me realize how much our imaginations can be limited by hearing the same kind of tales over and over again.… (altro)
The book does move slowly, as other reviewers have commented, but all for the purpose of becoming acquainted with a large cast of characters at the beginning of a large story and a long series of books. This is epic storytelling, at an epic pace, which is not at all to say that it is a tedious read; you just can't be expecting that the major villain, Ravana, will be defeated, or that he will even make much of an appearance, in this first book.
As a fantasy novel, I like that Prince of Ayodhya has grown out of a different genealogy than the Celtic/Tolkien tradition that still informs so much of the genre, at least for English-speaking markets. This is one story that has helped me realize how much our imaginations can be limited by hearing the same kind of tales over and over again.… (altro)
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- 63
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- Utenti
- 1,468
- Popolarità
- #17,499
- Voto
- 3.7
- Recensioni
- 27
- ISBN
- 101
- Lingue
- 4