Revolution Is Not a Dinner Party

I loved reading this book it was really interesting and I understanding how many people suffered during the revolution, and this book gives a lot of information on Chinese history. I definitely give this book a 5 star review!

I loved this book because it was detailed and well written. The story was well paced and the characters were human. The struggles that the main character faces were typical in the Cultural Revolution and made me feel angry towards the bullies and sorry for the main protagonist. All in all it was a good and unique read.When the book first arrived, it was in perfect condition and didn't have any tears, dog-ears or other problems associated with books' conditions.

Perfect.

It gives an insight of the hardships faced by the Chinese people during the revolution, which was started by chairman Mao . An outstanding book , which is in the league of the classics .

The combination of a very likable character caught in a very stressful time made this true story hard to put down. Reading about how Ling navigates the journey from privileged child to outcast provides a deep and personal account of what it is like to live through a political upheaval.