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The Breath of the Gods

By Sidney McCall

(3.5 stars) β€’ 10 reviews

In a world of lavish parties and political tensions, two young women from different cultures navigate friendship and societal expectations as their lives become unexpectedly intertwined.

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2013-03-18
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Summary

"The Breath of the Gods" by Sidney McCall is a story exploring cultural differences and what people expect from each other through the lives of Gwendolen Todd, a senator's daughter, and her Japanese friend, Yuki Onda. The story begins with a big party for Gwendolen, filled with fancy decorations and music. Gwendolen is shown as a pretty but a bit spoiled young woman, excited about the party and her friend Yuki, who represents a different culture. As people arrive, Yuki feels uncomfortable because of societal rules and international problems, especially when she sees the Russian ambassador. The first part of the book suggests that the friends will deal with friendship, cultural identity, and how politics affects their lives, setting up further development in their connected futures.

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