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The Conch Bearer demonstrates very effectively through it's 12-year old hero Anand, the demons and conflicts that most people face in real life when they are learning to trust their instincts, believe in themselves, reach out for assistance and look for the answers within. Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni also demonstrates through the young heroine Nisha (who is critical to Anand's eventual success) that not only are women just as smart, resourceful and capable but that no one achieves success solely through their own efforts. Anand eventually realizes these facts and accords Nisha the trust, love, and gratitude she is due as a loyal friend who would selflessly give her life to ensure his success. My family thoroughly enjoyed this very satisfying and magical book. I also liked that Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni demonstrated the spiritual, mental and physical effects of poverty in a very accessible way bringing to mind the way Charles Dickens handled the themes of poverty in his books. Children younger than 10 years old would most probably not be able to grasp the more subtle underlying themes of spiritual and character development on their own.


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The Conch Bearer Brotherhood of the Conch Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni Books Reviews

It arrived in worse condition than I expected, considering I was giving it as a gift. However, the person I gave it to really enjoyed it.
My daughter enjoyed the book. It was a summer reading homework book recommended by her high school.
Great book. We got it yesterday and my husband is already almost done with it and wanting the second one!
12 year old daughter LOVED this book.
I purchased this for my granddaughter and she loved it. I read it first and didn't want to give it to her.
My daughter 3rd grade) and I are just finishing this book up. It's filled with great lessons about honesty loyalty and compassion!!
Fantastic book! I use this, in addition to the excerpt from Divakaruni's website as an introduction lesson to teach tone. Students love the thrill! It is also a fantastic multicultural piece to allow students to learn about a culture different from their own that is relatable.
The Conch Bearer demonstrates very effectively through it's 12-year old hero Anand, the demons and conflicts that most people face in real life when they are learning to trust their instincts, believe in themselves, reach out for assistance and look for the answers within. Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni also demonstrates through the young heroine Nisha (who is critical to Anand's eventual success) that not only are women just as smart, resourceful and capable but that no one achieves success solely through their own efforts. Anand eventually realizes these facts and accords Nisha the trust, love, and gratitude she is due as a loyal friend who would selflessly give her life to ensure his success. My family thoroughly enjoyed this very satisfying and magical book. I also liked that Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni demonstrated the spiritual, mental and physical effects of poverty in a very accessible way bringing to mind the way Charles Dickens handled the themes of poverty in his books. Children younger than 10 years old would most probably not be able to grasp the more subtle underlying themes of spiritual and character development on their own.