Following along in the footsteps of the movie big and freaky Friday,this is another tale of a trip through time. I like the perspective in this one though as it really gets you thinking of your own relationship with people outside of your generation and reactions to changes from their point of view in "your" world. Not a deep storyline but still gets you thinking.

this book will peak your interest after each chapter as it delves further into the lives of the characters as you find yourself asking the question "what really happened?" and wanting to read further to the surprising ending

Whimiscal tale about discovering who you are meant to be and how others should see you; wrapped up in a town of family secrets and new romance.

I like when authors can paint a version of the future to be considered. The Society in this tale thinks they can control and maintain a "perfect" community based on people's stats. This story gives into the fact that people still have emotions and those can ultimatley not be controlled. Is there a sequel though? I was left wondering what happens next?

you keep reading thinking where is this creepy tale going and then it ends very spooky. I kept imagining the girls like whisps of air barely visable to those around them...the whole story felt very eerie.

I'm not a short story reader so this was different for me. Initially I didn't know all of the stories were about Indian women per characters it seemed like I wouldn't be able to relate but its all about relationships and that applies to all.