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9 dari Nadira

Book / Collection of Short Stories

9 dari Nadira

9 from Nadira
by Leila S. Chudori

Format: Paperback, Indonesian
270 page(s)
ISBN/ISBN13: /9789799102096
Published Oct 01, 2009 by Kepustakaan Populer Gramedia (KPG)

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9 dari Nadira opens with the suicide of Kemala Yunus, matriarch of the Suwandi family. Her youngest child Nadira serves as the narrative’s center as the book chronicles her grief and how she and her family trudge on with life. The stories themselves move in a chronological order, but within the stories are flashbacks that date to when Kemala met future husband Bramantyo. 9 dari Nadira is both family saga and historical fiction. It touches upon various historical events such as the Malari Incident up to the World Trade Center collapse.1

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Riva Carmela   in 9 dari Nadira (9 from Nadira) by Leila S. Chudori – Part 2 (Personal Blog, Nov 16, 2014)
in 9 dari Nadira (9 from Nadira) by Leila S. Chudori (Personal Blog, Nov 10, 2014)
Tineke Hellwig   in Review: Modern family (Inside Indonesia, Dec 17, 2010)

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