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RHODODENDRONS IN THE MIST (HB)
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In his new collection of
stories, many of which have never been published before, bestselling writer
Ruskin Bond collects together his finest tales of the Himalaya, the mountains
he has called home for over fifty years. One half of the book is devoted to
unsettling, sometimes terrifying stories of murder, mystery, and the
supernatural. Kicking off with the sinister ?Rhododendrons in the Mist?, a
brand-new story, this section assembles chilling stories like ?A Face in the
Dark?, ?Eyes of the Cat?, ?Panther?s Moon?, and ?The Skull?. The second
section comprises tales that concern themselves with the everyday drama of
life in the Himalaya. Starting with the autobiographical ?Breakfast at
Barog?, which has never before appeared in print, this section includes
timeless stories like ?The Blue Umbrella?, ?The Cherry Tree?, and ?A Long
Walk for Bina?. The book concludes with an enthralling new story, ?The Garden
of Dreams?. Singular and unforgettable, Ruskin Bond?s new collection shows us
once again why he is the country?s most addictive writer.
In his new collection of
stories, many of which have never been published before, bestselling writer
Ruskin Bond collects together his finest tales of the Himalaya, the mountains
he has called home for over fifty years. One half of the book is devoted to
unsettling, sometimes terrifying stories of murder, mystery, and the
supernatural. Kicking off with the sinister ?Rhododendrons in the Mist?, a
brand-new story, this section assembles chilling stories like ?A Face in the
Dark?, ?Eyes of the Cat?, ?Panther?s Moon?, and ?The Skull?. The second
section comprises tales that concern themselves with the everyday drama of
life in the Himalaya. Starting with the autobiographical ?Breakfast at
Barog?, which has never before appeared in print, this section includes
timeless stories like ?The Blue Umbrella?, ?The Cherry Tree?, and ?A Long
Walk for Bina?. The book concludes with an enthralling new story, ?The Garden
of Dreams?. Singular and unforgettable, Ruskin Bond?s new collection shows us
once again why he is the country?s most addictive writer.
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