This first attempt novel has the pleasant tenor of reminiscence as it depicts the peripatetic lifestyle of an Indian railway officer's family. Despite the immediacy of its first-person narration, the rambling building undermines the significance of solution events. All but buried in the mass of other memories is the suicide of the mother's lover whose existence belies the facade of happy domesticity.
Among the White secondary planet Faces: An Asian American Memoir of Homelands
