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"Natasha is the chronicle of the Bermans, told in stories. In "Tapka," six-year-old Mark's first experiments in English bring ruin and near tragedy to the neighbors upstairs. In "Roman Berman, Massage Therapist," Roman and Bella stake all their hopes for Roman's business on their first dinner with a North American family. In the title story, we witness Mark's sexual awakening at the hands of his fourteen-year-old cousin, a new immigrant from the New Russia. In "Minyan," Mark and his grandfather watch as the death of an Odessan cabdriver sets off a religious controversy among the residents of a Jewish old-people's home." "The stories in Natasha capture the immigrant experience."--BOOK JACKET.
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Jews, Latvians, Immigrants, Fiction, Jewish families, Canadian Domestic fiction, Social conditions, Fiction, short stories (single author), Ontario, fiction, Jews, fictionPeople
David Bezmozgis (1973-)Places
Ontario, Toronto, Toronto (Ont.)Times
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Natasha and other stories
2005, HarperPerennial
in English
- Trade pbk. ed.
0006393225 9780006393221
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Natasha and other stories
2004, Picador, Farrar, Straus and Giroux
Paperback
in English
0374281416 9780374281410
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Natasha and other stories
2004, RB Large Print
in English
- Large print ed.
1402595573 9781402595578
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