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The Reluctant Fundamentalist

3 Ratings: 5.0
a book by Mohsin Hamid

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Author: Mohsin Hamid
Genre: Fiction
Publisher: Harvest Books
Date Published: April 14, 2008
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Quick Tip by . June 05, 2010
One of the best books yet from the Middle East.
review by . February 20, 2009
The Reluctant Fundamentalist
In present day Pakistan, a bearded young man engages in a one-sided discussion with an American, a stranger, conversing through the afternoon and evening at a local café. In what is essentially a monologue, Changez, the protagonist, relates his recent past and disillusion with the American dream, the journey that has brought him to this place, time and fate.     A Princeton graduate, Changez looks to a future without impediment, newly hired by a prestigious valuation firm. Although …
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