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White Teeth
White Teeth: A Novel
by Zadie Smith
hate this book (1/2/2007)
This book sucked! I had to read it for my english class, and I had to do a 5 page research paper on it. The language, words, and different plotts do not make any sence to me. How do you find racism, apathy, discrimination, acculturation, dysfuction, and all that in the book. I think it was a bad book just because I couldn't understand it, and now im not going to graduate highschool because i failed my research project... UGH!!! I HATED THIS BOOK!!! IT RUINED MY LIFE!!!
P.S. write something that makes a lot more sence... Z-a-d-i-e... S-m-i-t-h.... ugh!
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