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A review by lmwanak
Bodies in Motion: Stories by Mary Anne Mohanraj
4.0
Beautiful sensuous read. We get small tastes of life of several generations of Tamil families. They are small, but intense tastes: love, passion, heartache and drama revealed in the burning taste of curries. Also, I loved that there were several settings in Hyde Park, one of my favorite places in the world.
There were times when I had to refer to the genealogy chart in the front of the book, because the names and people blurred together and I couldn't tell who was the daughter of who. But I loved the stories, and loved to see who sought saftey in the marrying/baby culture, who broke out, who married outside their race, who did not married at all. My favorite were both of Mangai's stories.
Now I'm hungry for curry.
There were times when I had to refer to the genealogy chart in the front of the book, because the names and people blurred together and I couldn't tell who was the daughter of who. But I loved the stories, and loved to see who sought saftey in the marrying/baby culture, who broke out, who married outside their race, who did not married at all. My favorite were both of Mangai's stories.
Now I'm hungry for curry.