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A review by haylstormer
One Day We'll All Be Dead and None of This Will Matter by Scaachi Koul
4.0
I read this book while on vacation and it was quite a delightful pool-side read.
Scaachi has a captivating voice that is quick-witted and well humored. She speaks well to a modern audience and to any milennial. Much of this book is about the challenges she faces with traditional Indian parents and growing up as a modern American woman. Some of the practices in dating and traditions just don't gel with life today...She makes me laugh when she talks about upsetting her dad and he gets grumpy and gives her the silent treatment. She talks a lot about her wonderful boyfriend and their life together.
This book is nice. 4 stars.
Scaachi has a captivating voice that is quick-witted and well humored. She speaks well to a modern audience and to any milennial. Much of this book is about the challenges she faces with traditional Indian parents and growing up as a modern American woman. Some of the practices in dating and traditions just don't gel with life today...She makes me laugh when she talks about upsetting her dad and he gets grumpy and gives her the silent treatment. She talks a lot about her wonderful boyfriend and their life together.
This book is nice. 4 stars.