Witty, thoughtful reading. ~ Kirkus Reviews
Dasgupta has a talent for finding the profound in the everyday…Perceptive and personal, this is worth checking out. ~ Publishers Weekly
Dasgupta encounters and offers up for consideration issues such as privilege, racism, the intellectual and emotional facets of multilingualism, the exoticising of another culture (hers, for instance), and guns in America. ~ Cha: An Asian Literary Journal
Essays on the contradictions and complexities of life as an Indian woman in America, probing everything from hair to family to the joys of travel. One of 2024’s most anticipated books. ~ The Millions
These essays show that there’s dignity not just in pursuing your dreams in new places, but also in making mistakes, in being homesick. ~ Riverteeth
Brown Women Have Everything leaves no stone unturned as it weaves together historical milestones, an inspection of family heritage, and sharp insights into the workings of interpersonal relationships. ~ Barrelhouse