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A review by stacyroth
Green Almonds: Letters from Palestine by Anaële Hermans
4.0
I received an ARC of this book from NetGalley in exchange for my unbiased opinion.
Green Almonds is the true story of Anaele, a Belgium woman, volunteering in Palenstine for a year, and the exchange between her and her sister, Delphine.
I like how the story is told through postcards and letters between the two sisters. In the United States, there seems to be a lack of knowledge of what Palestinians are going through. I would highly recommend this graphic novel to people for an introduction to the plight of Palestinians. The postcards from Delphine highlight the vast difference in the daily lives of Palestinians and Belgians.
Green Almonds is the true story of Anaele, a Belgium woman, volunteering in Palenstine for a year, and the exchange between her and her sister, Delphine.
I like how the story is told through postcards and letters between the two sisters. In the United States, there seems to be a lack of knowledge of what Palestinians are going through. I would highly recommend this graphic novel to people for an introduction to the plight of Palestinians. The postcards from Delphine highlight the vast difference in the daily lives of Palestinians and Belgians.