Nov 25, 2016 12:05 PM
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This is an amazing book which I ever read .Got this book as a gift on my birthday by my daughter. He knew that I’m very fond of reading books and that’s why he bought it for me. This book is written by Rafi Zabor and it was issued by some Norton WW & Company. Rafi Zabor's Bear is alive in the way that Salinger's Holden Caulfield is alive. He thinks and feels, plays in smoky jazz clubs, earning the respect of his fellow musicians. It's easy to forget at times that we're reading about a bear, but of course, when he retreats back to nature around the middle of the book, we see him remembering the life he'd left behind for music.It was published in 1996-97. Talking about the writers Why I bought this book? I will be honest about it- any book that has become able to grab any award is always on my hot list. I try to collect and read such books as my personal favorites. The Bear Comes Home by Rafi Zaroor has won the PEN award. This book spans around 500 pages and deals THE BEAR COMES HOME -Written by Rafi Zabor. -It was issued by the Norton WW & Company in 1997. -It has 480 pages. -This is a Book about Jazz Music. -The book begins when the Bear is a Cub. -He decides to go on a journey to find his true THE BEAR COMES HOME Written by Rafi Zabor. This book is also notorious for the first bear on woman sex scene, written to the hilt with plausibility! You just have to read it! And when his woman is suddenly filled with a primal urge to protect her children whom she's brought with her to their hideaway in the woods? Pitch perfect writing! Some bears, after all, are known to murder cubs in order to persuade the mother back into mating againIt was issued by the Norton WW & Company in 1997. It has 480 pages The Bear Comes Home by Rafi Zaroor has won the PEN award. This book spans around 500 pages and deals with a very uncommon subject- Jazz. The main protagonist is a bear who can play the saxophone. The storyline goes deeper into how music is created and crafted. The book has examples of numerous gigs and recording. It should be on the book-shelves of all music lovers, especially people who love Jazz. This is a Book about Jazz Music. MY REVIEW The book begins when the Bear is a Cub. He decides to go on a journey to find his true identity. This remains one of my favorites. I read it in a darvocet-induced haze back in 2009 and it's one of the few things I remember from those days.
