Buku dengan alur yang sulit dimengerti di awal, apalagi karna ada banyak sekali tokoh. Tapi yang membekas di hati adalah konflik yang dialami Sumitha, yang sebagai keturunan Bengali, banyak terbentur dengan sifat konservatif ayahnya. Memang orang tua bisa sangat menjengkelkan dan tidak mau mendengarkan. That's why butuh banget komunikasi buat mengatasi generation gap ini. Endingnya, kompromi itu perlu dibangun sih.
I wasn't a fan of this set of Rosie Rushton books, but by far this was the most enjoayble and relatable one for me, mostly because of Sumitha's character was in the centre, and she was by far the most relatable and likeable out of the bunch for me. The others for me were either too stereotypical or stupid. (if someone is asking why I'm posting my review here, when there's the most popular edition where there are all the other reviews in English: I have the edition with this cover)