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Originally published: May 19, 2011
Author: Tahmima Anam
Preceded by: A Golden Age
Page count: 304
Publisher: HarperCollins
Genres: Historical Fiction, Romance novel, Domestic Fiction
I was surprised when I first read the first few pages of this book. I kinda like it more than I intended to be, lol I always do. I read this novel because I need to write a term paper based on one of the novels listed under the course outline for British Literature in the 20th Century. I really picked up this novel with the lowest expectations I ever had (No offence btw, Anam!) because almost all the BritLit's novels I do for this subject were a bit.................dry but, spellbinding if I have to admit. I mean, I learnt a lot about post-war literature this semester.
Reading 'A Good Muslim' is a journey full of mirrors along the path that allows me to literally reflect on my own self. Really.