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Patrick Bollhalder pbollhaldere9e0 — Book is filled with so much rich detail on the characters and places that aren't in the movie. Recommended read for anyone that has seen the movie...which I would imagine is everyone.

Sandbox Digital sandboxdp — Intriguing and fascinating. This book takes you through a life of a little girl, Chiyo, from a small town to being trained to be a geisha and becoming a geisha who is well-liked and beloved Sayuri. It is a first person narrative telling her stories in detail of events, relationships, friendships, feelings, and emotions; at times comical. Detailed illustration of becoming a geisha and to be a geisha especially in a historically transitional time (pre and post war). Learned so much about geisha's way of life from the ways and rules they put on make up and kimonos, how to speak and behave, how they made money and are supported, etc. It de-mystified and broke stereotypes of what a geisha is. Learned also how everything transformed from pre-war to post-war era. Enjoyed it very much.

Its Rong itsrong — See my notes on the first PostSecret book. Peace.

Charles Crawford cheekiechappie — I found that this is a book that I found to be very exciting. After finishing this book I immediately went to the second.

Carl Fernandez csi2015 — I really wanted to like this book. It sounded cute when I read the back. When I started reading though, I was very concerned by page three! The writing is really bad. I hate to say it. So over the top. It is trying hard to be "My Big Fat Greek Wedding" in book form, but as far as I got, it just fell flat. I forced myself to read over seventy-five pages before groaning for the millionth time and giving up in disgust. :(