Very good, and it made me think. A lot. But no fifth star because there wasn't any joy in it for me; just anger and sadness, and no satisfaction in either.
I was pleasantly surprised to find that I liked this novel. I usually don't find late-19th/early-20th century novels all that compelling or interesting but this was the exception that tested that rule.
This is another one I read in graduate school. I did not particularly like it, but sometimes, even if you like your major, you get to read some things you may not like. Here is what I wrote back then: >>The issue that comes out right away is the prejudice between the British and Indians. It is clear...
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