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Antonia Hodge antoniahodge — Reading Mali's stuff doesn't compare to hearing him recite it. With a penchant for rhythm and acting, he's one of those people that comes across as condescending and patronizing and most importantly... right on the money. He's got the swagger that comes from fighting the good fight. Kind of like the Half Nelson of the poetry world.

Victoria Hernández _ictoria_ — Getting through many parts of this book was an ordeal. First, the story kept jumping around from the grandfather's youth to other times in his life, these other characters and then to the present. I found it confusing at times. Second, I will admit I am not a "rich detail" kind of reader and that's what this book was full of. Third, there were all these stories going on: about the grandfather, the Tiger's Wife, the undead man, the apothecary, the butcher, the doctor herself dealing with her grandfather's death - all with the backdrop of war. The multiple stories about the undead man just about made me quit. Fourth, another reader mentioned that there was no sense of place. That person was right. The setting is somewhere in Croatia or Bosnia. I've been to the region and it would have been great to be able to identify with real places. Last, I don't know what the whole point of the story was. War is bad? Eastern European superstitions/fables? The love of a granddaughter for her grandfather? Loss of country? Muslim v. Christian? If I hadn't read other reader reviews, some of it would have gone right over my head. The only reason I gave it two stars was some of the writing was very good. But, for me, it was too much extemporaneous information and not enough plot.