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Name: Memoirs of a Geisha
Rating: 4.0 (2 reviews)
Author: Arthur Golden
ISBN: 9780375400117

Memoirs of a Geisha

by Arthur Golden

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First Published:
Sep 1, 1997, 434 pages

Paperback:
Jan 1999, 434 pages

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- Historical Fiction
- Asia
- East Asia (except China)
- 20th Century (multiple decades)
- Debuts
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Pablo Cardenas

i love this book. im actually into it and i've never read a book all the way until now. thank you. i hope to meet a geisha some day.

Tamara

A fantastically decieving story relayed with such attention to detail that i felt emmersed in the until now secretive world of the geisha. Brilliantly captivating, a new favourite that is sure to become and old one. I recomend it to everyone!!!

Virginia

I adored this book. It's one of my all time favourites.

Liza

A womens beautiful story (fiction or not).
Wonderful and explicite. I couldn't put it down.

kattie

it was GREAT!

Jessica

It was very entertaining and I enjoyed it very much. Everyone should read it!!!! : )

Simba

Excellent. Truly excellent!

Sarah Last

A truly engrossing story. The reader suffers, triumphs, dreams and doubts with the heroine, all the wa through...These memoirs are beautifully written.Rarely has a world so closed and foreign been evoked with such natural assurance. It evokes a vanished World with absolute conviction and in every detail... Enlessly facinating

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