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20th Century Chip Chip Gatherers
 
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20th Century Chip Chip Gatherers (Paperback)

by Shiva Naipaul (Author)
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From Library Journal

"The author unsparingly probes the thoughts and emotional undercurrents of each character in an old-fashioned yet dexterous exposition," said LJ's reviewer of this novel (LJ 5/1/73). The Chip-Chip Gatherers features a collection of ramshackle residents of a small village in Trinidad who have long since abandoned hope. Those who don't like their novels sugar-coated will find this "good reading."
Copyright 1997 Reed Business Information, Inc.


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At the centre of the crowded, ramshackle community in Trinidad stands Egbert Ramsaran, the proud owner of the Ramsaran Transport Company. There is also his son, Wilbert; Vishnu, the grocer; Julian, hoping to become a doctor; and the beautiful Sushila. This is the story of their lives.

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5.0 out of 5 stars Excellent, Mar 10 2002
By P. Persad "lover of good books" (Texas) - See all my reviews
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A good solid story on the shallowest level, and a rather sarcastic social commentary on deeper levels. Well worth the time to read.
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3.0 out of 5 stars Readable, but the characters are a bit too well defined., Sep 19 1998
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I enjoyed the book (it's a good light read), but a lot of it was beating about the bush. The book did get better towards the end. I wonder if it was the writer's first book? Certainly his "North of South" was better written.
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