Title: Not quite Lolita, but still quite good
Product review: I recently finished Babyji by Abha Dawesar. The review snippit on the front cover starts out, "If Lolita had grown up in India..." And I suppose that's a fair asumption. I love Nabokov, so I figured, why not? The heroine in this book, although young does not equate herself with Lolita and niether do I. She equates herself more with Humphrey. I don't know if I'd agree with that, but she does seem much more on the ball than Lolita. She's a very intelligent girl who through out the course of the book, becomes aware and quite comfortable with her sexuality. I don't know if I would call this a "coming of age" story, though.
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