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Crick Crack, Monkey Paperback May 20, 2013
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The cultural and linguistic complexity of postcolonial Trinidadian society is cleverly portrayed in this beautifully written West Indian novel.
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Cultural Exploration
Delves into Caribbean culture, providing readers a unique perspective on identity and heritage, making it an enriching read for those interested in diverse narratives.
Engaging Narrative
The compelling storytelling captivates young adults, drawing them into an emotional journey that highlights the protagonist's struggles and triumphs.
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Offers an insightful look into social issues faced by marginalized communities, fostering discussions about race, gender, and culture in educational settings.
Product Details
- Beautifully written West Indian novel portraying the cultural and linguistic complexity of postcolonial Trinidadian society
- Tells the story of Tee, depicting her struggle to exist in two worlds and carve out her identity from childhood to young adulthood
- Insightful introduction and study questions included, prompting fruitful discussions of postcolonial issues
- Other titles by Caribbean writers from Waveland Press are also available
| Publisher | Waveland Press, Inc. |
| Publication date | May 20, 2013 |
| Edition | 1st |
| Language | English |
| Print length | 128 pages |
| ISBN-10 | 1478606592 |
| ISBN-13 | 978-1478606598 |
| Item Weight | 6.1 ounces (172.94 grams) |
| Dimensions | 5.5 x 0.25 x 7.75 inches (14 x 0.6 x 19.7 cm) |
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Students of Literature
Ideal for literature students exploring themes of identity, culture, and post-colonial narratives in Caribbean literature.
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Readers of Short Fiction
Suitable for those who appreciate short stories that delve into nuanced characters and rich cultural contexts.
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Cultural Enthusiasts
Great for individuals interested in Caribbean cultures and the complexities of diasporic experiences reflected in literature.
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Action Seekers
Not suitable for readers who prefer fast-paced action or thrillers, as it focuses on introspective themes.
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Crick Crack, Monkey Paperback May 20, 2013
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Literary Editorial Review
Crick Crack, Monkey by Merl Hodge is a classic and realistic portrayal of life in Jamaica beyond the tourist resorts. The book touches upon various sensitive themes such as colorism, classism, sexism, and economic struggles encountered by the people. Hodge's writing effectively conveys the pain and uncertainty of not knowing oneself and true beauty. While it may be hard to follow for some, it is an intoxicating and perfectly short read that provides historical perspectives beyond just a story. This book is highly recommended for literature students and should be required reading in higher education institutions.
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Pros
- A classic and realistic portrayal of life in Jamaica
- Covers various sensitive themes such as colorism, classism, sexism, and economic struggles
- Effective writing that conveys pain and uncertainty
- Provides historical perspectives beyond just a story
- Highly recommended for literature students and should be required reading in higher education institutions
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- Hard to follow for some readers
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- Cultural & linguistic complexity of postcolonial Trinidadian society cleverly portrayed.
- Story revolves around the central character, Tee, and her struggle to exist in two worlds.
- Insightful introduction and study questions provided for fruitful discussions.
- Other titles by Caribbean writers available from Waveland Press.
- Powerful, evocative writing with messages about postcolonial issues.
- Tee shares the diversity of her struggle to fit in with relatives and classmates, learn different cultures, and carve out identity.
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