Reviews by Peg S. (Durham, North Carolina)

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The Caretaker
by A .X. Ahmad
Loyalties (4/1/2013)
A very good read, with tension, several different cultures, sex and mystery. I know more about Sikh's now, and what's under their turbans, and why. I also understand more about Pakistan and India and their towering mountains and all that snow and conflict. I had always visualized, mistakenly, sweltering heat..
A Hundred Flowers: A Novel
by Gail Tsukiyama
A Hundred Schools of Thought (7/1/2012)
The structure of short passages, fully and continuously portraying each character gave a broad view of the of the change in a professor's family's life under Mao TseTung and communism. I considered this a kaleidoscopic view of an educated Chinese family, the changes in their large home and life with the kapoc tree in their courtyard. I loved this book and want to read more by Gail Tsukiyama.
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