Ebook {Epub PDF} Looking For Bapu by Anjali Banerjee

 · Anu has always shared his Indian heritage and Hindu religion with his grandfather, Bapu. When Bapu suddenly dies of a massive stroke, eight-year-old Anu has difficulty coping with both his guilt for not reaching help in time and his grief over his loss. Sensing the presence of Bapu's spirit, Anu is determined to find a way to bring him back through a variety of plans that include superstitious. Anjali Banerjee was born in India, raised in Canada and California and received degrees from the University of California, Berkeley. She has written five novels for youngsters and four for grownups, originally published by Wendy Lamb Books/Random House, Berkley/Penguin, and Simon Schuster. Banerjee's (Maya Running) tender story explores a boy's reaction to the death of a loved one. When eight-year-old Anu's beloved Bapu (grandfather) suffers a stroke while the two are out bird.

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Anu has always shared his Indian heritage and Hindu religion with his grandfather, Bapu. When Bapu suddenly dies of a massive stroke, eight-year-old Anu has difficulty coping with both his guilt for not reaching help in time and his grief over his loss. Sensing the presence of Bapu's spirit, Anu is determined to find a way to bring him back through a variety of plans that include superstitious. Looking for Bapu is a masterful combination of grief and humor that transcends ages to be, not only a delightful novel, but also a resource for children as well as adults. Anu, with the help of his friends Unger, Izzy and Andy does everything he can think of to bring Bapu back. Anjali Banerjee was born in India, raised in Canada and California and received degrees from the University of California, Berkeley. She has written five novels for youngsters and four for grownups, originally published by Wendy Lamb Books/Random House, Berkley/Penguin, and Simon Schuster.