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A review by nmangalath
Finding Chika: A Little Girl, an Earthquake, and the Making of a Family by Mitch Albom
2.0
Over 13,000 people have given this book a 5 star rating. And less than 500 one or two stars. I am with the latter group.
It appears that the author is covering up his lack of writing skills in an over-dose of sentimentality. I was reaminded of old Indian movies where there is a lot of crying by the actors, but the audience is bored and unmoved.
At times it seems that the author is trying to project how well a job he has done (He has even missed the Superbowl for the first time in 32 years for Chika) and what a good bloke he is. I am sure he is really, but his writing style does not match his heart (His heart that once snapped into two and due to some unknown cardia miracle continue to function)
It appears that the author is covering up his lack of writing skills in an over-dose of sentimentality. I was reaminded of old Indian movies where there is a lot of crying by the actors, but the audience is bored and unmoved.
At times it seems that the author is trying to project how well a job he has done (He has even missed the Superbowl for the first time in 32 years for Chika) and what a good bloke he is. I am sure he is really, but his writing style does not match his heart (His heart that once snapped into two and due to some unknown cardia miracle continue to function)