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it changes point of view in each chapter which is different than any book I have read in the past. Also the mother is more worried of the family name than trusting her own son. she reminds me of my own grandmother on how she controlling and not trusting their own children's decision on other people. so the book have three parts to it and the chapter starts all over back to chapter one.

it changes point of view in each chapter which is different than any book I have read in the past. Also the mother is more worried of the family name than trusting her own son. she reminds me of my own grandmother on how she controlling and not trusting their own children's decision on other people. so the book have three parts to it and the chapter starts all over back to chapter one.

it changes point of view in each chapter which is different than any book I have read in the past. Also the mother is more worried of the family name than trusting her own son. she reminds me of my own grandmother on how she controlling and not trusting their own children's decision on other people. so the book have three parts to it and the chapter starts all over back to chapter one.

it changes point of view in each chapter which is different than any book I have read in the past. Also the mother is more worried of the family name than trusting her own son. she reminds me of my own grandmother on how she controlling and not trusting their own children's decision on other people. so the book have three parts to it and the chapter starts all over back to chapter one.

it changes point of view in each chapter which is different than any book I have read in the past. Also the mother is more worried of the family name than trusting her own son. she reminds me of my own grandmother on how she controlling and not trusting their own children's decision on other people. so the book have three parts to it and the chapter starts all over back to chapter one.

it changes point of view in each chapter which is different than any book I have read in the past. Also the mother is more worried of the family name than trusting her own son. she reminds me of my own grandmother on how she controlling and not trusting their own children's decision on other people. so the book have three parts to it and the chapter starts all over back to chapter one.