Having read the author's other two books, this one progressed more slowly than the others and was like trying to put together a puzzle in terms of the multiplicity of stories in it. Who is whose brother? Who was whose child? saying. His story was heart touching and presented the realities of life to us. Such lives are lived in most parts of the world, and there are people who face these pains. We also empathize by reading them from books. Imagine how difficult it is to have lived when even the feeling it evoked while reading was heavy. And people say thank you very much at the end. Peri with her heart touching story…
