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| The Hand of Ganesh |
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| By Elaine Pinkerton |
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| ISBN: 979-8-9852820-3-0
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| Price: $21.95 |
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| A young girl, barely alive, washes up on a beach near the Indian ruins of Mahabalipuram. Thus begins a journey
of discovery for Richard and Reva Benet accompanied by an artifact of the elephant God Ganesh. Equal parts self-
actualization, travelogue, and mystery/adventure story, The Hand of Ganesh dives deep into several
American protagonists` curiosities about India. As the multi-generational story progresses, two young women
remain obsessed with finding their birthmothers; one from Santa Fe, New Mexico and the other born in India
itself. The pair are compelled to travel to the Subcontinent. Amidst the backdrop of the world`s largest
gathering of humanity, the Kumbha Mela, Clara and Arundati embrace their moment and decide together how
to process their respective beginnings. |
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