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A great walk through a difficult era

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Revisado: 04-28-24

For those of us that grew up during the Vietnam war era, this is definitely a walk that is painful. Yet, we all know if there is much truth in this story.

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Excellent effort

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Revisado: 11-13-23

I'd call this a story about secrets but that would be selling it short. Highly recommend.

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Everyone should listen/read this book

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Revisado: 06-06-23

Outstanding piece of non-fiction! Even tho I live in Raleigh (surrounded by birds) and backpack extensively, I probably would not have taken this up were it not for my book club. So very pleased it was suggested and I plan to gift and/or recommend it to others. 5 stars!

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Riveting Love Story

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Revisado: 01-15-20

Last year my book club selected Teatime for the Firefly by Shona Patel. After reading her first book, I purchased Flame Tree Road because I could not wait to read 'the back story.' I was not disappointed - it was quite the bittersweet love story of how Layla (from Teatime for the Firefly) actually came to be the young girl 'born under an unlucky star.' Determination, education and hard times are also strong themes of this beautiful prequel.
It was my great privilege to spend a couple of hours with the author earlier this month. My knowledge of Assam tea increased dramatically - as did my admiration for the writer. Shona Patel shared much of her research with our book club - the people she interviewed and the locales she was quite familiar with. Getting to see a bit of the creative process from her perspective was enlightening - she clearly knows the world of which she writes. I am looking forward to a third book about this fascinating culture and the family she writes about - the diverse people of India, the changes in India since colonialism and how tea has driven the economy of this area of the country. I highly recommend both books!

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