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Books, Books and More Books rated it 5 years ago
SMALL DAYS AND NIGHTS by Tishani Doshi I so wanted to like this book. And I did –parts of it anyway. Doshi in some places (mostly descriptive parts of the book) is lyrical and enchanting, but in other parts (mostly conversations and character development) she is stilted and unpolished. Did she need ...
nbarman
nbarman rated it 13 years ago
This is a remarkably good book. Doshi beautifully achieves one of the central purposes of good literature, which is to shed a unique look at humanity and the multifaceted ways of our lives. I liked Doshi's blend of narrative storytelling, magic realism (only the slightest brush of it) and lyrical ...
Iris on Books
Iris on Books rated it 14 years ago
I think this might be my favourite book of the year so far. Definitely my favourite from the Orange Prize long listed books I have read so far.
Buried In Print
Buried In Print rated it 14 years ago
Tishani Doshi’s debut opens with Prem Kumar Patel, 47 years old, and his wife, Trishala, sending off their oldest son, Babo, to England, with three younger children remaining at home. The novel begins with a voyage and contains many more.At the time, the family is “completely innocent of the tumultu...
Bettie's Books
Bettie's Books rated it 15 years ago
I can tell already that this is just not going to be for me - even with the Welsh connection...Poet, journalist and dancer, Tishani Doshi, has a Welsh mother and a Gujurati father. This twin inheritance is at the heart of her comic, lyrical and tenderly written first novel about four generations of ...
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