Title: A muddled view
Product review: The hill stations of India are wonderful places: decaying but they capture some of the magic of the land. Some of my most fond memories are about the time spent at these hill stations as a boy. So we do need a writer to communicate this magic to the wide world. Unfortunately, Crossette is not this writer. She doesn't approach the places with any sympathy, let alone the reverence they deserve. Crossette is too eager to peddle her political and social theories about the divide between the highlands and the lowlands, races and religions. These theories are too simplistic and they detract from the narrative.
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