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Mariela Campbell marielacampbell — I thought it was wonderful. The characters seemed so real to me. If I was a demi-god I would be just like Sadie

Henry Nophsker hnophsker — I love this book and the feng shui philosophy, though I'm not hanging all kinds of tchockis (sp?) all over the place. I get the jist: make the energy flow through your house and feel better!

Ludmila Costa _udmila_arros — This book gets better every time I read it.

Federico Panni _ederico_anni — Following the sudden death of her father, Jasmin Darznik flew back home to San Francisco for the funeral, then stayed with her mother to help her sort through their belongings. Amidst an accumulation of letters and photographs, Darznik came across an old photograph of her mother, Lili, standing dolefully next to an older man. In shock, Darznik suddenly realized that she was holding a wedding photo, and that the man next her mother was not her father. Darznik took the photograph but did not broach the subject with her mother. When she finally showed her mother the photograph, her mother became angry with her and refused to talk about it. It wasn’t until Darznik went back home to the East coast that her mother divulged the story behind the photograph; she sent Darznik a box of cassette tapes into which she had recorded her gripping life story: growing up in Iran, Lili had been married off at the age of thirteen to a violently abusive man and suffered numerous traumas throughout her life as a result. As Lili talks about her life experiences, a family secret that sparks flashes of memories in Darznik’s mind is also revealed. I can’t even imagine the horror Darznik must have felt as she listened to her mother talk about the endless suffering she experienced as a young girl growing up in a religiously conservative area of Iran, before foreigners began moving in and the cultural revolutions of the sixties and seventies became part of the norm.... Read full review here.

Gillian Van deathofthevagabond — Well this was not what I expected from the reviews. It was very heavy going. In a few places the humor came through, but otherwise it was long and depressing. The same activities were replayed over and over, with slightly different details each time. Flash backs or flash forwards - they made it very confusing. I expected a solid ending, but it just drifted away. One of the entries in the 100 books everyone should read - I had it on my list for a long time. Glad I read it - but it wasn't an enjoyable read.