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  • Heather C

    heather c said:

    I just finished reading this book and I was not offended by that at all. Women were very sheltered from outside world in those times. They couldn't even decide who they were going to marry and most were virgins on their wedding night. Lily had no idea what to do as far as "bed buissness" even on her wedding night because noone in her family explained it to her. It was a very taboo subject whicis why I believe that they were not lesbians, but simply two girls trying to figure out the mysteries of the body themselves.

    posted Thursday, August 6 2009
  • Tailtiu

    tailtiu said:

    I have just finished reading this book this weekend. The descriptions of foot binding are the most vivid I have ever read. I found parts very moving in terms of the relationship with the protagonist’s mother, and laotong. I thought this would have been wonderful to have read in my late teens when female friendships were at their most susceptible. I would thoroughly recommend!

    posted Monday, May 25 2009
  • Rachel Krawiec. :]

    rachel krawiec. :] said:

    This book is just amazing, I read it first semester this year, and though parts were too descriptive for me, I loved this book. :]

    posted Tuesday, May 19 2009
  • Elki Armagh

    elki armagh said:

    Wow! There is barely and reviews on this book! And how can that be when it is such a breathtaking read? Well...I know the answer to that one...too many of Meyer's books taking up peoples time is what it is. But anyways....were any of you offended by any material in this book? I recommended my friend this book and she loves it, BUT she is having a problem swallowing the "lesbian" material in it. Because Snow Flower and Lily touched does not make them lesbians right?

    posted Monday, April 20 2009 ( | view 1 reply )
  • Elki Armagh

    elki armagh said:

    Wow! There is barely and reviews on this book! And how can that be when it is such a breathtaking read? Well...I know the answer to that one...too many of Meyer's books taking up peoples time is what it is. But anyways....were any of you offended by any material in this book? I recommended my friend this book and she loves it, BUT she is having a problem swallowing the "lesbian" material in it. Because Snow Flower and Lily touched does not make them lesbians right?

    posted Monday, April 20 2009
  • eva m

    eva m said:

    highly recommended, I definitely loved reading it!

    posted Sunday, March 8 2009
  • Liz N

    liz n said:

    I read this book a year ago--just after moving to Salt Lake. I loved it!

    posted Thursday, October 30 2008
  • Meredith R

    meredith r said:

    I loved this book. It was one of the best books I have read in a while.

    posted Friday, September 19 2008
  • HANNAH SOPHIE  A

    hannah sophie a said:

    WONDERFUL BOOK...THIS BOOK TOUCH MY IMAGINATION,WOW

    posted Thursday, September 18 2008
  • Jasmine Lea

    jasmine lea said:

    This was a great book! A friend recommended it to me after I had read 'The Secrets of Jin Shei' by Alma Alexander. Very enjoyable, especially for those who have an interest in Chinese History.

    posted Tuesday, August 12 2008
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