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Anirban Bhattacharyya

Category Mystery & Thriller
Pages 412 Pages
Edition 1
Cover Type Paperback
Type Textbook
Language English

ISBN 9789354406959

Rs. 638

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The Hills Are Burning

The Hills Are Burning

Three 16-year-old friends studying at a boarding school in Kalimpong-- Tukai, Norong, and Rupesh experience love, friendship, loyalty but are forced to grow up when they come face-to-face with death, destruction, and violence. Based on true events, the story is set against the violent backdrop of the Gorkhaland Agitation of the late 80s in the hills of West Bengal. The Wonder Years meets The Killing Fields in this emotional, sensitive, funny, heartbreaking true story of love, loss, memories, longing, and a revolution. This Fingerprint! original is a must-read for all! * The story is based on true events * It is set against the violent backdrop of the Gorkhaland Agitation of the late 80s * It is a tale of love, loss, memories, longing, and a revolution * The characters and gripping plots will keep the readers hooked * An excellent collectable for gifting and personal keepsake

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Publisher Finger print
ISBN 9789354406959
Pages 412 Pages
Edition 1
Cover Type Paperback
Type Textbook
Language English
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SKU 2010000322437

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