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Saving Fish From Drowning
Saving Fish From Drowning
by Amy Tan
Saving Fish From Drowning (4/26/2007)
I was neither intrigued by this book nor bored. The only reason I finished this book was because I had to for a class. granted the story was good and the relationship between the tourists were fun to watch unravel, but Tan drags the story on for far to long. 500 pages was not needed to tell this story that was more of a chore than a joy to read.

-Annoyed
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