Really good book about immigration, racism, family, day to day life. Written in a witty and funny way, the plot follows the life of three generations of jamaican and bangladeshi immigrants in the UK and nicely describes their struggles, wishes and and dreams and how ironically, everything turns out differently in the end. While the writing style sometimes seems like a satire or comedy, the writer has an incredibly sensitive and authentic way of inviting the reader in the minds of the main characters, to share their different views, respectively.
bought book as required reading for uni... read before 'study' thoroughly enjoyed ... read a second time while 'studying the text' ... and enhanced my (positive) encounter with Zadie Smith