6. Dixieland Sushi by Cara Lockwood

[helsmeta]

I was desperately searching for something more upbeat after Beloved and Baseball Saved Us, and let's face it, the title Dixieland Sushi would get anyone's attention. A little research on the author revealed that her background is similar, though hardly identical, to my own -- child of one third-generation Japanese-American parent and one caucasian

Comments

[sanguinity]

Yay for fluff! :-)

[jinian]

It sounds great!

[chipmunk_planet]

Sounds like a fun book! :D

[decarnin]

So happy for you about finding this! There were several other posters who had similar reactions to books they reviewed here, that they had finally found a reflection of *themselves* in print. I know that feeling!

Also it sounds like a really neat book.

[helsmeta]

I can't wait to read more books by this author. And it gives me hope that I'll find "myself" in other stories. I'm so glad I joined this challenge! :)