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Saving Fish from Drowning

by Amy Tan

Saving Fish from Drowning by Amy Tan is a compelling and richly layered novel that blends mystery, satire, and cultural exploration.

The story follows a group of American tourists traveling through Burma (Myanmar), whose journey takes an unexpected turn after their charismatic tour leader mysteriously disappears. Narrated by the ghost of the missing guide, the novel explores themes of perception, cultural misunderstanding, and the fine line between reality and illusion.

Amy Tan weaves together humor, suspense, and insightful commentary on Western assumptions about other cultures, while delivering a thought-provoking narrative about identity, belief, and storytelling itself.

A fascinating read for fans of literary fiction, travel narratives, and cross-cultural stories.

Book & copy details

Publisher
G.P. Putnam’s Sons
Publication year
2005
Edition
First edition, first printing
Format
Hardcover with dust jacket
ISBN-10
0399153012
ISBN-13
9780399153013
Language
English
Book condition
Pre-Owned
Catalogue price
C $19.99
Inventory number
127831528395

Condition notes

Pre-Owned

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