"A refreshingly honest novel that deftly captures the demands and delights of living in between East and West and the status of never quite belonging in either sphere. The Taste of Ginger is a book everyone should read.' -Suzanne Redfearn, #1 Amazon bestselling author of In an Instant Heartrending and complex, it is an honest look into what it feels like to be different and to search for identity and a sense of belonging while struggling between assimilation and tradition-the plight of any immigrant.
This beautifully crafted story takes the reader on a journey into another world through the eyes of someone who both belongs and doesn't. Told with empathy and warmth, this heartfelt debut is a delight from start to finish!' -Saumya Dave, author of What a Happy Family 'The Taste of Ginger is a captivating novel about a young woman caught between cultures-that of her birthland, India, and America, the place she immigrated to as a child. The need to assimilate in order to survive immigration to America, the bonds and boundaries of race and caste, and the power of privilege and pain of poverty are all explored with large-hearted insight in Mansi Shah's debut.' - Marjan Kamali, bestselling author of The Stationery Shop 'The Taste of Ginger is a compelling exploration of family, identity, and what it means to belong. 'A refreshingly honest novel that deftly captures the demands and delights of living in between East and West and the status of never quite belonging in either sphere. Torn between two beautifully flawed cultures, Preeti must now untangle what home truly means to her. Surrounded by the sights and sounds of her heritage, Preeti catches a startling glimpse of her family's battles with class, tradition, and sacrifice. But when Preeti receives word of a terrible accident in the city where she was born, she returns to India, where she'll have to face her estranged parents.and the complicated past they left behind. Years later, with her parents not speaking to her and her controversial relationship in tatters, all Preeti has left is her career at a prestigious Los Angeles law firm. All she did was fall in love with a white Christian carnivore instead of a conventional Indian boy. After her parents moved her and her brother to America, Preeti Desai never meant to tear her family apart. In Mansi Shah's stunning debut novel, a family tragedy beckons a first-generation immigrant to the city of her birth, where she grapples with her family's past in search of where she truly belongs.
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