About the Author
Tom Robbins
ISBN 9781842430248
Rs. 880
Bantam
Even Cowgirls Get the Blues
Who it's for: Readers who enjoy surreal, humorous fiction with philosophical undertones.
Tom Robbins's classic novel introduces Sissy Hankshaw, a legendary hitchhiker born with oversized thumbs, whose quest for freedom leads her to the eccentric Rubber Rose Ranch. Here, she encounters a community of rebellious cowgirls, known for rustling whooping cranes, and navigates a world where conventional boundaries are delightfully dismantled. This tragicomic journey explores the prizes and prices of ultimate liberation through its robust characters and wild narrative.Why You Should Read? Experience Tom Robbins's signature blend of surrealism, humor, and philosophical inquiry. Follow the unforgettable Sissy Hankshaw on a quest for freedom and self-discovery. Delve into a vibrant, offbeat world populated by eccentric characters and audacious adventures. Enjoy a narrative rich with linguistic play and a unique perspective on rebellion and independence.
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- Classic novel by Tom Robbins, published in 2001 by Bantam.
- Follows Sissy Hankshaw, a legendary hitchhiker with oversized thumbs.
- Set at the eccentric Rubber Rose Ranch with rebellious cowgirls.
- Tragicomic exploration of freedom and liberation.
- Known for surrealism, humor, and philosophical inquiry.
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Questions about this book
Who is the main character?
The main character is Sissy Hankshaw, a legendary hitchhiker born with oversized thumbs.
What is the setting of the novel?
The novel is set partly at the Rubber Rose Ranch, an eccentric place inhabited by rebellious cowgirls.
What is the tone of the book?
The tone is tragicomic, blending humor and serious themes.
What are some notable elements of the story?
The story includes cowgirls rustling whooping cranes and a narrative that dismantles conventional boundaries.