Title: "Isadora" Should be Embarrassed
Product review: This is one of the worst books I've ever read. Rather than "an American housewife" in Havana, it should be touted as "a capitalist consumer" in Havana. Tattlin's view is one of privilege and naveté, which would have been okay had the book been creative, informative or engaging. Sadly, it was full of complaints, misunderstandings and an unnecessary over-protectiveness. As an American who also lived in Cuba, Tattlin is the type of person I dreaded there the most, the modern day colonialist.It makes me wonders who "Tattlin" knew in the publishing world to get a book deal.
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