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George Alborn georgealborn — I can't quite pinpoint it, but I really enjoyed this book. Major Pettigrew was a delight, with the perfect balance of an old-fashioned, set-in-his ways, yet good-natured demeanor about him. He tries so hard to follow traditions and behave honorably, while those around him fail miserably. His sister-in-law, her daughter and his own son are perfect examples of complete assholes (for lack of a better term). All they seem to value is money and they constantly mistake the Major's wit and integrity for crotchety-ness. The townsfolk are completely racist and snobby (although they would never admit it), and the blossoming relationship between the Major and his new Pakistani friend is quite the scandal. Then there's Mrs. Ali, who was also quite delightful in her subtlety charming nature and the chemistry of her with the Major was so much fun to see slowly unfold. Not to mention, his interactions with her family and friends was very interesting. Overall, the story was character-based, rather than plot-based and I think Simonson hit the nail on the head with her two main characters. Major Pettigrew and Mrs. Ali were ingeniously written, completely believable, and extremely likeable.