Love, stars, and all that Book

This book is about heritage, families, culture, friendship, and the role all of it plays in our lives. It's also, unsurprisingly, about love, stars, and all of that. As a white woman, it showed me a different perspective and an insight into a different culture.

The book starts out pretty slow, it was a bit difficult to get into, but I eventually did. The first half takes place over 6ish months while Gita is in graduate school in California, and the 2nd half takes place over another 6ish months 5-10 years later. I appreciated that this book spanned a decent amount of time, I liked seeing the character growth and development that takes place gradually over time that is missing from most books.