"A mystical, magical, and, at times, macabre world unfolds in Lois-Ann Yamanaka's elegiac tale of three sisters. . . . A chillingly spectral portrait of souls tormented by love and guilt." –Booklist
"A novel with impressive scope and emotional power . . . One's words can heal, one's words can hurt. In Yamanka's vivid novel
Behold the Many, her words do both, breaking our hearts and nursing them back to wholeness with the balm of her prose." –
The Washington Post "Tender, poignant, and written in unadorned prose, this is a book to savor." –
Library Journal "In this superb seventh novel from Yamanaka, the ghosts of children curse the living, and a young woman finds salvation in early 20th-century Hawai'i. . . . Beautifully tragic, this should garner Yamanka the wider attention she deserves." –
Kirkus Reviews
