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A review by khumble
The Girl Who Smiled Beads: A Story of War and What Comes After by Clemantine Wamariya
4.0
What a privilege to read this story. It’s humbling to be able to read through details of someone’s story, and the loss, heartbreak, bravery, and persistence these sisters showed was/is remarkable.
The story jumps around quite a bit which was a little confusing and difficult to keep track of in the beginning (and I usually love books that do that), but by the end the writing (and I) settled into a better rhythm. I highly recommend this as a must read memoir.
The story jumps around quite a bit which was a little confusing and difficult to keep track of in the beginning (and I usually love books that do that), but by the end the writing (and I) settled into a better rhythm. I highly recommend this as a must read memoir.