Story around The Windrush, told through the eyes of two Jamaicans and a British couple and in two distinct times (1948 and "before"). Hortense, the main narrator to begin with, is interesting but unsympathetic (very snobbish and judges people by how dark their skin is). Interesting glimpse into the ...
Sometimes we readers find a book we love so much we can't put it down and end up reading it late into the night until we get to the end. Sometimes we find a book that we love so much we force ourselves to set it down and save it for another day, dragging out the enjoyment of the book for days or eve...
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