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A review by danicapage
The Girl Who Smiled Beads: A Story of War and What Comes After by Clemantine Wamariya
It is always hard to write reviews on non-fiction, particularly when it’s a biography/memoir and of somebody who experienced so much pain and suffering.
I would recommend it—we have the biggest refugee crisis in all of history right now and we have very distorted and simple views of who they should be and how they should act. I would recommend people read this to understand that. For subject matter and perspective e, I’d give it a 5.
I think this is a very needed book.
I didn’t always love the writing choices, which seems petty to say.
I’ll leave it unrated as I’m not sure how to rate a boom such as this one.
I would recommend it—we have the biggest refugee crisis in all of history right now and we have very distorted and simple views of who they should be and how they should act. I would recommend people read this to understand that. For subject matter and perspective e, I’d give it a 5.
I think this is a very needed book.
I didn’t always love the writing choices, which seems petty to say.
I’ll leave it unrated as I’m not sure how to rate a boom such as this one.