Amodini S

The wonders of new worlds are enticing – and when these are described in minute, mesmerizing detail as Yangiraha does, they make for an engrossing page-turner. In The People In the Trees, we are transported from the clinical, sterile environment of the research laboratory where Perina works, to the lush green environs of the untouched wild. Such is Yanagihara's power over the written word that the journey is vivid and atmospheric; we are with the expedition every step of the way.