I really enjoyed this multi-generational story. It showed us a slice of Vietnamese culture with a focus on the role of women. As in many cultures, baby boys are valued over girls and in this family the curse of only daughters impacts so many lives. But as each story is revealed and they start to come together, we see that a curse can also be a blessing. This one was equally entertaining and beautiful. This would make a fabulous TV series.
I accessed this one via Libro.FM thanks to their ALC program. All opinions above are my own.
This was too complex to give a real synopsis that would be any better than the one you can find online. Do you prefer reviews that give you a synopsis or ones that just dives into what they think?
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2 thoughts on “REVIEW: The Fortunes of Jaded Women”
An interesting premise to this story and I’m glad it all works out well. Girls are indeed a blessing. Thanks for sharing your review. 🙂
An interesting premise to this story and I’m glad it all works out well. Girls are indeed a blessing. Thanks for sharing your review. 🙂
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I’ve had this one on my shelf for ages, but I think I’m going to listen on Libby too. Glad you liked it 💖
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