Rashi Rohatgi

Teoksen Where the Sun Will Rise Tomorrow tekijä

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Rashi Rohatgi (PhD School of Oriental and African Studies, MA University of Chicago, BSc Georgetown University) writes on world literature. She is a regular contributor to Wasafiri, recently reviewing Poetics of Dislocation. She also writes extensively on Mauritian literature, including näytä lisää "Postcolonial Hindi Translation in Mauritius" in issue 42 of Matatu (Spring 2013). näytä vähemmän

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Where the Sun Will Rise Tomorrow Tekijä: Rashi Rohatgi

I was drawn to this book because of the time period and concept of this story. In the beginning, I did like this book. Leela and Maya were good. They did bring good voices to the story. Although, I do agree with another reader that it did appear as if the girls did follow the male voices a bit more stronger than I thought they would. Don't get me wrong as the girls did make a stand. However, it is interesting to show just how much family, tradition, and society plays a part into our actions and ways of thinking.

So back to my comment earlier about in the beginning liking this book. What I meant by this is that while, I did like the story and the girls; it felt like everyone else was just white noise. I could not find that connection with them. Therefore, I struggled to connect with the story as a whole as well. Character connection is important and to a story like this I think it is very important. Sadly, this book did not do it for me.… (lisätietoja)

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