The book is in many ways a diary written during hectic travels through war torn northern Syria so understandably it is a little disjointed. However, once you read it for what it is, it is a compelling and thought provoking narrative. The people she interviewed spoke under severe conditions and did so because they thought she would get their messages to the outside world but it is unclear what they wanted the outside world to do in response. Most want desperately to get rid of Assad but there is a wide variety of opinions on what should happen next. The author is brave, bright and articulate. She should now write a book describing what the oppressed Syrian people want from the rest of the world.
Also, I initially complained when this book did not arrive as promised. Wordery, the distributor, apologized and quickly sent the book.
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