Evaluation

=My opinion of the book=

I thought Sumitra’s story was a good book of 185 pages. It was not to long or to short and for me it fit perfectly since this is actually the first book that is written in English I have ever read. Just for mentioned it, the font had a good and normal size.

I really liked the story behind because this is something that concerns people. Sometimes I had it real hard to put the novel away. I was caught I was so caught up in it and just read and read. But there was actually sometimes a little bit hard to read because many of the sentences were too long and it got a little boring. But then I just took a brake before I was ready to read again. It was a dictionary in the back of the book that made it easier to read and understand the most difficult words. Then the sentences become more relations. I thought the author Rukshana Smith did an excellence work writing of a life to a Hindu family that had to move to England. Where the difference of the traditions and language was huge. This makes us reader to understand more what going on with an immigrant in the real life these days, what the people experience when she or he comes to a new country without anything.

I don’t think this book is for people that just enjoy reading actions, but for people who thinks difference culture and religion has a major role in the community.