torberntsson

"The sky was a really deep blue and cloudless and i looked down into the garden at all the flowers and shrubs that bordered my old man's lawn."

I choose this qoute to illustrate the graphic description that the author use in the book.

I think he is very good at describe the enviroment so that i can understand. The main character lives in Leicester and the book explain how it is there, all from how it sound and how people look like around him. In a couple of pages in the book it is very much explaining of leicester town.

"It was one thing i loved about Leicester. Some areas were nearly all white, some black and some asian. And everyone kind of melted into the city centre so that it was all multicultural. "

That is a few sentences that describes Leicester. I also like it when the author describes India in the middle of the book.  

"Everywhere i looked i could see people milling around, some of them travellers, but mostly beggars. There were men, women, old people and toddlers. And they were everywhere."

That is a bit text from the pages that describes India and what it looks like around him. The book also compares the difference about Leicester's enviroment and India's. Manjit (The main character) is shocked about the culture collision that he experience.