The Distant Land of My Father
Bo Caldwell
Highest: 8.5
Lowest: 6
Average: 7.5
We discussed the varying aspects location offered in this book. For some, it was easy to immerse in the California sections, yet difficult to picture the China sections.
Anna as a young girl seemed unrealistically portrayed to some, although influence of memory on the narrator could account for this.
This was a moving book about pain, forgiveness, and regret that most of us would recommend.
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