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A review by ledoriano
Silence Is My Mother Tongue by Sulaiman Addonia
5.0
This novel is as beautiful as painful to read through.
The closeness to the intimate life of the characters living in the refugee camp while sex, gender and the role of women for the freedom of their homeland are always present, gives a sensation of terrible proximity to difficult truths of what happens in this small universes.
The closeness to the intimate life of the characters living in the refugee camp while sex, gender and the role of women for the freedom of their homeland are always present, gives a sensation of terrible proximity to difficult truths of what happens in this small universes.