A quietly daring exploration of art, family, culture, and conscience, as three generations of women, American and Japanese, face a strained reunion in pre-World War II Japan. Etsuko and her six-year-old motherless niece return from jazz-age Seattle to the ancient Japanese household of Etsuko's mysterious samurai mother. With Japanese militarism mounting, the women must learn to make peace in an absorbing tale where mothers are childless, warriors are pacifists, and beauty is found in the common and the small. "How sad it was to finish Lydia Minatoya's first novel. She allowed me to live inside the sensibilities of three generations of achingly engaging Japanese women and I did not want to let them go. The Strangeness of Beauty is a strange and beautiful work of art."-Robert Olen Butler, Pulitzer Prize-winning author
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sat的阅读里看过的节选，非常吸引人就读完了全书。
评分OG小小的片段就写的很美，那么多年，记忆犹新
评分SAT OG上的一片节选 后来看完了英文版整本书 Lydia写的太美了 很遗憾没有中文译本
评分sat的阅读里看过的节选，非常吸引人就读完了全书。
评分SAT OG上的一片节选 后来看完了英文版整本书 Lydia写的太美了 很遗憾没有中文译本
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