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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. A lovely tale of two women from very different cultures, one of whom believes in the endless and very personal cycles of reincarnation, the other very western and rational, who resists even the most beguiling evidence that the two of them have been connected before. the first half was slow, but then then second half I could not stop reading. It really picked up and you wanted to now more. The ending is not predictable regarding Kwan. At least was not to me. liked the book a lot. I have to say that Amy Tan is one of my favorite authors. I was not disappointed with this book. Two sisters go through life trying to figure out what they have in common besides a father, and then try to work out the differences in their own ways. It was heart warming and heartbreaking. It is interesting to see how far family will go for each other. Olivia and Kwan are half-sisters who share a father. Kwan believes she can not only see ghosts (yin people) but can talk to them. Olivia thinks she is crazy. Mesmerizing story about their trip to China to Kwan's childhood home and ghosts and reincarnation and unconditional love. Highly recommended. no reviews | add a review
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