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by - written on 14/01/09 (Very useful, 40 readings)
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I must admit when I saw this shiny new book on the shelf at the library I dropped everything else to make sure I read it. I have never read any of Salman Rushdie's books before and was very eager to start. I have read in the news about the controversy surrounding his works such as The Satanic Verses (Which is also on my shelf to read). The basic plot of this book is as follows; A man arrives at the gate of the Emperor Akbar claiming to be an ambassador from England. The next thing we know, trying to keep himself alive he claims to be a member of the Emperors family after the lid on his ambassador story is blown! The rest of the book is a combination ... Read the complete review
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