This book really kept my attention, and as my headline indicates, I read it in one (quarantine) day. I really felt for Raj and everything he went through. And considering everything that happened in the book took place over a week, it seems exhausting to be in Raj's place.
I liked the overlap between the university and the tennis club, and it seems like spectacularly bad luck that both of the incidents in Raj's life happened in a week, but it did make for good comparisons.
This book was well-written, engaging, and drew you in to Raj's life. It made you think about how people can deal with microaggressions (like Raj's experiences at the tennis club) on a daily basis, in places that are supposed to be fun. Highly recommended!
I liked the overlap between the university and the tennis club, and it seems like spectacularly bad luck that both of the incidents in Raj's life happened in a week, but it did make for good comparisons.
This book was well-written, engaging, and drew you in to Raj's life. It made you think about how people can deal with microaggressions (like Raj's experiences at the tennis club) on a daily basis, in places that are supposed to be fun. Highly recommended!