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A review by sarahreadsaverylot
The Song of Kahunsha by Anosh Irani
3.0
Blake would be proud. This was a lovely story about innocence and experience. (it even had the Tygers!)
There was so much potential for poetry and depth, but it felt a bit like young wine--immature and a touch too sweet. It needs to ripen a bit more to achieve a real kick. If I had to identify a specific fault, I would say the psychology was weak, but the characters were endearing and the motif of circularly perpetuated violence was effective. I would recommend this to people who don't have the patience to read [a:Rohinton Mistry|3539|Rohinton Mistry|http://photo.goodreads.com/authors/1238081582p2/3539.jpg].
There was so much potential for poetry and depth, but it felt a bit like young wine--immature and a touch too sweet. It needs to ripen a bit more to achieve a real kick. If I had to identify a specific fault, I would say the psychology was weak, but the characters were endearing and the motif of circularly perpetuated violence was effective. I would recommend this to people who don't have the patience to read [a:Rohinton Mistry|3539|Rohinton Mistry|http://photo.goodreads.com/authors/1238081582p2/3539.jpg].