Reviews for One Hundred Shades of White

The average rating for One Hundred Shades of White based on 2 reviews is 4 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2017-05-23 00:00:00 Feg Rfhjgndf While the book started on a ho-hum note, the story picked up nicely from 2nd chapter. The characters were drawn well and I formed an emotional connect with them. This is the story of a homemaker who was ditched by her errant husband in a foreign country. How the lady survives with her two children and their continued saga of trials and tribulations is interesting. On the con side, the food descriptions went wrong on basic stuff twice at least. There were parallels (almost too many) between the grandmother, mother and daughter. The son was made so inconsequential in the story that he doesn't find a place even in the granny's death note. But still the story pulls you in and it was a nice few hours spent with this book. PS I found the comparison to "Bend it like Beckham" in the blurb misleading.

Review # 2 was written on 2008-06-06 00:00:00 Peter Smith This was a wonderful story of a girl born in India, traditional family, then moved to London, her life in london, then her return to India and back to London. All the while learning about her life, cooking, indian culture, and enjoying the story.