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A review by the8th
Jasmine: 30th Anniversary Edition by Bharati Mukherjee
4.0
I'd give this a 3.5. The entire middle section is gripping and emotional - you empathise with Jasmine's hardships & struggles. Near the beginning and end, the Iowa bits, I found myself struggling to care/pay attention. I like the many people she becomes, and the names she assigns herself during each transformation.
Is the ending her final step in integrating, in becoming American?
Is the ending her final step in integrating, in becoming American?