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Hans Tiley hanstiley — The book is surely one of the very thought provoking ones during the partition era. The writing stlye of book is very straight forward and the essence of all the characters can be felt easily. The massacares and the horrifying consequencies are the most heart quenching parts of this book. It is still hard to believe that human nature is so volatile that even a little spark of revenge can can cause the wildfires of hatred and rivers of blood. The books shows how the people are motivated by religion for either good or bad. This is the very basic problem of most of the ongoing conflicts even in the today's world. But the book gives a very deep insight of the times during the partition and most of the scenes were actually a reality. The book has left us thinking whether we have improved or gone worse. Besides this, the book explores the common lifestyle of the far-flung Indian villages before 1947, where everyone was neglected part of the fast growing world. Life was slow and chaotic. Surely, we have come a long way surely.

Victoria Rocha vicalabaza — ok seriously, i LOVE this book (but i'm embarressed to admit it sometimes). the reason being that anita shreve's other books suck. it's always the same, married guy having an affair blah blah blah. but this book is like the culmination of all her writing talents...it's what she was trying to write all along. my favorite part is the last line to part 1 "he did not belong to her, he was never hers" which again is paralelled later in the book.