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Title: If only i could give less than one star
Review: This story is indeed about Kingston's childhood but it sounds childish at the same time, with the complaint of "life is not fair." Maxine Kingston is a manhater and a racist, referring to white people as "ghosts" and africans as "black ghosts." There is no question that Maxine Kingston had a rough childhood; she was born a girl into a traditional Chinese family. Her brothers were, in all likelihood, favored over her. However, she allowed all of her troubles from her childhood to remain with her in adulthood, where mere troubles grew into a festering hatred. That hatred is undoubtedly one of the primary factors that pushed Kingston to produce this rambling, non-sequential, non-linear, painstakingly incomprehensible complaint of a novel. While not a talented writer in the least, Kingston does convey thoroughly her two main messages; "I hate men" and "woe is me."
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