Two Years Eight Months and Twenty-Eight Nights (Salman Rushdie) TP-Good

From Salman Rushdie, One Of The Great Writers Of Our Time, Comes A Spellbinding Novel That Blends History, Mythology, And A Timeless Love Story. A Lush Modern Fairytale In Which Our World Has Been Plunged Into An Age Of Unreason, Two Years Eight Months And Twenty-eight Nights Is A Breathtaking Achievement And An Enduring Testament To The Power Of Storytelling–,Once Upon A Time, In A World Just Like Ours, There Came The Time Of The Strangenesses. Reason Receded And The Loudest, Most Illiberal Voices Reigned. A Simple Gardener Began To Levitate, And A Powerful Djinn — Also Known As The Princess Of Fairyland — Raised An Army Composed Entirely Of Her Semi-magical Great-great-great-grandchildren. A Baby Was Born With The Ability To See Corruption In The Faces Of Others. The Ghosts Of Two Philosophers, Long Dead, Began Arguing Once More. And A Battle For The Kingdom Of Fairyland Was Waged Throughout Our World For 1,001 Nights — Or, To Be More Precise, For Two Years, Eight Months, And Twenty-eight Nights. Two Years, Eight Months And Twenty-eight Nights Is A Masterful, Playfully Enchanting Meditation On The Power Of Love And The Importance Of Rationality, Replete With Flying Carpets And Dynastic Intrigue–