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This was an interesting read that I received from TBR, which is a now-defunct book subscription service that chooses books for you based on your Goodreads history.
It was very interesting to read from the perspective of a gay Indian woman for a lot of this book. It made me realize that being a multi-minority is truly all-consuming. It's something that that individual has to think of all the time, experience all the time. It colors all of their interactions and tragedies and successes and every part of their life in a way that those without those aspects don't have to think about. That was a really interesting and enlightening perspective that am not privy to often.
I thought the point of view shifts were good. They're frequent but they were successful. I thought it was interesting seeing the before, middle, and after of this traumatic experience that they went through. I thought it was very interesting to have all this play out during the time period of COVID. Overall I thought this was a good read.
This was an interesting read that I received from TBR, which is a now-defunct book subscription service that chooses books for you based on your Goodreads history.
It was very interesting to read from the perspective of a gay Indian woman for a lot of this book. It made me realize that being a multi-minority is truly all-consuming. It's something that that individual has to think of all the time, experience all the time. It colors all of their interactions and tragedies and successes and every part of their life in a way that those without those aspects don't have to think about. That was a really interesting and enlightening perspective that am not privy to often.
I thought the point of view shifts were good. They're frequent but they were successful. I thought it was interesting seeing the before, middle, and after of this traumatic experience that they went through. I thought it was very interesting to have all this play out during the time period of COVID. Overall I thought this was a good read.