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# She Weeps Each Time You're Born (Vintage Contemporaries)

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desertcart.com: She Weeps Each Time You're Born (Vintage Contemporaries): 9780804171304: Barry, Quan: Books

Review: This is a 5 star book - I rarely write reviews. However, after finishing this book I was disappointed to see that it only averages 4 stars. So reluctantly I write this. desertcart reviews are funny things. It as though we are expected to review a book with the same system of criteria we would a pocket knife or a pack of crew socks. And perhaps many books fulfill such practical functions (to educate, to entertain, etc.) and should be judged as such. Did it fulfill its intended use? Would you recommend it? But perhaps some books transcend utility value. Those should be judged on their own merit like any other work of art. I believe this is one of those books. Quan Barry has done a remarkable job of transforming a sad and often gruesome history into something beautiful... even hopeful. In language often poetic but never pretentious she portrays the collisions between Light/Dark, East/West, Ancient/Modern, Communism/Capitalism, and yes, as promised in the description, between the living and the dead. Yes, it is different. Perhaps hard to follow at times. The narrative momentum is certainly different from many other more popular novels and is perhaps even experimental in nature but I did not find that it detracted from the story. Neither does the dramatic curve follow a conventional trajectory--the peak of the drama follows the reader's own heightened cultural understanding as much as it does any particular "action" in the novel. Yes, it is challenging. Yes it is sometimes hard to follow. But she offers clues from the very beginning about what the themes are and what to pay attention to. No, it is not summer beach reading. No, I would not recommend it to many of my friends. But there are some I would. I would not typically recommend listening to Bruckner either. That is no fault of Bruckner's. So, if you have any interest whatsoever in reading this book, (which you do, because you are reading reviews,) just buy it. Read it. And be glad such a work of art as this exists in the world.
Review: Beautifully written - A truly beautiful, so although terribly sad story. At times it was hard to follow because the story jumped around such that I think I missed some important parts, like why did Rabbit and her family leave Cambodia to return to Vietnam? I loved the details used, the description s of scents made me feel like I was right there. I will definitely recommend this book to others.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Best Sellers Rank | #1,885,616 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #2,125 in Military Historical Fiction #5,993 in War Fiction (Books) #24,790 in Literary Fiction (Books) |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 out of 5 stars 100 Reviews |

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This is a 5 star book
*by T***Z on August 1, 2015*

I rarely write reviews. However, after finishing this book I was disappointed to see that it only averages 4 stars. So reluctantly I write this. Amazon reviews are funny things. It as though we are expected to review a book with the same system of criteria we would a pocket knife or a pack of crew socks. And perhaps many books fulfill such practical functions (to educate, to entertain, etc.) and should be judged as such. Did it fulfill its intended use? Would you recommend it? But perhaps some books transcend utility value. Those should be judged on their own merit like any other work of art. I believe this is one of those books. Quan Barry has done a remarkable job of transforming a sad and often gruesome history into something beautiful... even hopeful. In language often poetic but never pretentious she portrays the collisions between Light/Dark, East/West, Ancient/Modern, Communism/Capitalism, and yes, as promised in the description, between the living and the dead. Yes, it is different. Perhaps hard to follow at times. The narrative momentum is certainly different from many other more popular novels and is perhaps even experimental in nature but I did not find that it detracted from the story. Neither does the dramatic curve follow a conventional trajectory--the peak of the drama follows the reader's own heightened cultural understanding as much as it does any particular "action" in the novel. Yes, it is challenging. Yes it is sometimes hard to follow. But she offers clues from the very beginning about what the themes are and what to pay attention to. No, it is not summer beach reading. No, I would not recommend it to many of my friends. But there are some I would. I would not typically recommend listening to Bruckner either. That is no fault of Bruckner's. So, if you have any interest whatsoever in reading this book, (which you do, because you are reading reviews,) just buy it. Read it. And be glad such a work of art as this exists in the world.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Beautifully written
*by N***N on February 24, 2015*

A truly beautiful, so although terribly sad story. At times it was hard to follow because the story jumped around such that I think I missed some important parts, like why did Rabbit and her family leave Cambodia to return to Vietnam? I loved the details used, the description s of scents made me feel like I was right there. I will definitely recommend this book to others.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Form and Emptiness. Magical realism, social realism, memory & the war.
*by S***N on June 13, 2015*

Reads, flows like a river, back and forth. Lyric, mysterious, harsh visions, sorrow and love. Back and forth, flowing through decades.

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