Jimmy’s Reviews > Pomegranate Soup > Status Update

I totally ship Malachy and Layla now. They are just too adorable. Also, I was correct in my prediction that the girls would be targeted for their Iranian origin. I wonder what will happen to the girls if they try to fight back.

The characters in this book act like real people, the way that they react to the people around them. On the other hand, the constant food references are kind of tiring. What's a garm and a sard? (I did learn this, but it was still pretty new to me.)

This was a very interesting part of the book to read, despite it being 4-5 pages. Thomas is a very bitter man, and clearly needs to move on with his life. I predict that it is Thomas that will cause trouble for the three sisters, as well as provoke the townspeople into hating them.

This was a very interesting part of the book to read, despite it being 4-5 pages. Thomas is a very bitter man, and clearly needs to move on with his life. I predict that it is Thomas that will cause trouble for the three sisters.

I am truly curious as to when the conflict is going to arise. I predict that the conflict isn't going to present itself over time, but it will appear in a flash.

I am curious about whether or not the three sisters' heritage will be a source of hardship for them. For instance, will they experience xenopobia or racism from the members of their community?

The characters are so cute and charming. Not only that, but they are well written. The sisters seem to genuinely care about each other. and I can actually feel what they are feeling.

I found the beginning to be quite calm compared to the blurb on the back of the book. I wonder if the major conflict will occur soon.