This is an easy and fun read. I read it in 2014. My book club was looking for something that would make them laugh after reading so many "heavy" books on World War II last year. So I suggested this. I love Iranian people and the book gives you insight into their wonderful, family-oriented culture. It was the delightful, funny antics of a family who moved to Southern California in the 1970's. I highly recommend this book.
Sunday, November 04, 2018
47. Funny in Farsi
This is an easy and fun read. I read it in 2014. My book club was looking for something that would make them laugh after reading so many "heavy" books on World War II last year. So I suggested this. I love Iranian people and the book gives you insight into their wonderful, family-oriented culture. It was the delightful, funny antics of a family who moved to Southern California in the 1970's. I highly recommend this book.
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