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A review by justicepirate
Tears of the Desert: A Memoir of Survival in Darfur by Halima Bashir
4.0
I truly felt as if I was Halima while reading this. I felt her emotions so much and saw the images she described. It was really amazing how real and raw it was.
Halima's dad seemed like a really great man. He was invested in his children and never looked down on Halima for being a girl, but helped her pursue her dreams. He was very loving and caring. I truly appreciated hearing her fondness in her descriptions of him.
The reader did a really beautiful job and had a soothing voice.
This book explains FGM and rape. It is not easy to handle, so beware that you will learn things that might really upset you and make you mad.
Halima's dad seemed like a really great man. He was invested in his children and never looked down on Halima for being a girl, but helped her pursue her dreams. He was very loving and caring. I truly appreciated hearing her fondness in her descriptions of him.
The reader did a really beautiful job and had a soothing voice.
This book explains FGM and rape. It is not easy to handle, so beware that you will learn things that might really upset you and make you mad.