Atlas of Impossible Longing at Ludbrooks of London

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Atlas of Impossible Longing at Ludbrooks of LondonBeginning in 1907 With the Founding of a Factory in Songarh, a Small Provincial Town Where Narrow Attitudes Prevail, the Story is of Three Generations of an Indian Family, Brilliantly Told, in Which a Sensitive and Intelligent Foundling Boy Orphan Who is Casteless and Without Religion and Bakul, the Motherless Granddaughter of the House, Grow Up Together. the Boy, Mukunda, Spends His Time As a Servant in the House or Reading the Books of Mrs Barnum,