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Daniel Carvalho ilustroide — The most remarkable thing about this book is the author's voice. Although you have to wonder how much was altered in translation from Japanese to English, it is still very compelling. I think with memoirs you can always tell whether the author is trying to gloss over negative aspects of their life, but Masuda is unapologetic and genuine. This is not the soft, lyrical story of Arthur Golden, but the real thing, expressed by someone who was there. A very rich and evocative memoir.

Laura Sprtel pinkpopsiclestudio — Maybe the fact that I read it on a cruise has something to do with how much I loved it. Read... eat... read.. eat... sigh.

Elena Osenbrüg elena_senbrueg — This was not one of my favorite books. I suppose this was a well written story due to the awards and positive critiques from the literary world. However...I found this to be a choppy story about a young Jewish boy who survives Nazis coming into the family apartment and killing the family, except for him (I believe that he was hiding). Upon the horror of finding his family dead, Jakob runs into the woods and buries himself in the ground to hide. He is found by Athos, a greek archeologist. Anthos takes Jakob to care for and raise him. Jakob has many daymares and nightmares due to the unrest that the Nazis have caused the country and his family. Athos is a patient man, and continues to care for him until he dies. By this time, Jakob is in his late teens. Jakob's story continues as in falls in and out of love.

Jinu George jinugeorge44bd — This biography is really intersting, sad and sometimes horrifying. It's one that I keep putting down and not looking at forever, but then I go back to it and am drawn in again.