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A review by cbendixe
One Day We'll All Be Dead and None of This Will Matter: Essays by Scaachi Koul
4.0
If you're looking for essays full of wit, and a woman's young life as the children of immigrants laid bare, read this book! I'm not the children of immigrants, but many of her observations about family and how you deal with them and their traditions hit home for me.
Lindy West's blurb on the back cover probably sums the whole book up best: "Somehow Scaachi Koul manages to be impeccably dry and extravagantly vulnerable at the same time. She makes you feel less alone by being completely herself- funny (so funny), uncertain, clear-eyed, and good. I love her and I love this book."
Lindy West's blurb on the back cover probably sums the whole book up best: "Somehow Scaachi Koul manages to be impeccably dry and extravagantly vulnerable at the same time. She makes you feel less alone by being completely herself- funny (so funny), uncertain, clear-eyed, and good. I love her and I love this book."