The Woman Warrior by Maxine Hong Kingston (1989, Paperback, Reissue)

Needed to buy this book as it was part of a required reading for a subject I took in college. Overall the story is pretty good if you are unfamiliar with Chinese culture. The narration can get pretty confusing though as it revolves around the author herself as well as certain roles of her relatives. Not a bad read though.

This book is not a read for those who aren't looking to interpret and do some abstract thinking while reading it. It's a great story to read, however, be prepared to follow story lines and characters closely. It's a really great read for anybody who's looking for some serious literature. The book is beautifully written and well worth your time to sit down and read and think about.

I didnt have a chance to read this book neither book I heard that it was confusing cause it was backward in the way the story was told and that it had a really gross part in the beginning when the grandpa puts his private part on the dinner table