This is an interesting collection of short stories and some
of them were extremely interesting whereas others were not. The book is divided
into three “parts” and there is a story for everyone. Even though I did not
like every short story there were some that really drew me in. Due to the slow
pacing of the book overall, some stories felt like they were dragging on and
on.
Other than that, the stories are well written and the
transition is so smooth between some stories that I had to flip back a few
pages to ensure it was really a different character. I think the main premise
from this book is that here are a collection of stories of everyday life’s
problems and how the individual characters handle them. My favorite two stories
were about the accountant and the one about Amala because I could identify with
them the most.
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