"Though Lahiri has previously earned greater renown for her short stories, this masterful novel deserves to attract an even wider readership."
A tale of two continents in an era of political tumult, rendered with devastating depth and clarity by the Pulitzer Prize-winning author.
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"An eye for detail, ear for dialogue and command of family dynamics distinguish this uncommonly rich collection."
Lahiri (The Namesake, 2003, etc.) extends her mastery of the short-story format in a collection that has a novel's thematic cohesion, narrative momentum and depth of character.
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"A disappointingly bland follow-up to a stellar story collection."
A first novel from Pulitzer-winner Lahiri (stories: Interpreter of Maladies, 1999) focuses on the divide between Indian immigrants and their Americanized children.
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