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__ceecee__ 's review for:
Princess: A True Story of Life Behind the Veil in Saudi Arab
by Jean Sasson
The things that happened to the princess might have happened in the 60s and 70s, but a lot of what they did then are still happening now. The lives of women in Saudi are still hushed hushed, I feel like they deliberately avoid widespread talk about it for "peace". But not only the lives of the women, but especially the activities of the men are covered up.
The thing that struck me the most is the princess's fear for saudi's future. especially about raising their boys to believe that just because they are men, they are gods and could do no wrong. such a way of raising boys and being raised that way cannot spell good for anyones future.
The thing that struck me the most is the princess's fear for saudi's future. especially about raising their boys to believe that just because they are men, they are gods and could do no wrong. such a way of raising boys and being raised that way cannot spell good for anyones future.