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008			181213b ||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d
020			_a9789993673309
040			_cNRC
082			_a294.3 WAN
100			_aWangmo, Chador
245			_aKyetse: _bDestiny's Call
260			_aThimphu, _bMiza Books, _c2016
300			_avi, 304 p. _c18 cm.
520			_aIt is the gripping tale of a girl born in a time rife with superstitious beliefs and her journey in quest of finding herself. The book takes on a broad theme of; karmic and destined life, courage and bravery, self-realization and exploitation in mask of fake identity. It begins at Tashigang, briefly during the advent of modernization in a country in late twentieth century. While economic developments initially remain in the backdrop, rural traditions and ways of living are presented up close and personal.As the novel begins, protagonist, Som Dema was born to Tashi Tshering and Sangay choden, who were Serga-mathang-and-kokhkin (Tsangla phrase), which literally mean golden cousin and pertains to consanguineous marriage, owining to be daughter and son of sister Tshoden and brother Dathang respectively. Only Dathang and Tshoden survived of ten children born to Memey Tenzin and Abhi Sanjaymo who has been ill-fated after having petty dispute with the imperious neighbor by Memey Tenzin. Novel setting depicts a kind of complex tapestry of early village living, culture and traditions.
650			_aSelf-realisation
942			_2ddc _cBK
999			_c300 _d300