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  • Powerful

    5
    By mmjimenezrn
    I loved it and learned a lot about Iranian history that I did not know. It’s scary to think that even with everything we have learned from history women’s rights are still being fought for, even here in the United States where we thought we were already free.
  • Timely and captivating.

    5
    By notaskinnyB
    I loved the history and the beautiful friendship. We can see aspects of ourselves in the characters. (Courage, jealousy,love, guilt, regrets, strength and commitment).
  • Captivating

    5
    By NY96
    Loved every moment of this book and hope for the freedom of Iran
  • Lion of Tehran

    3
    By Pepino53jh
    Great story and I am assuming that it more or less follows the history of Iran in the present times. I enjoyed it through most of the book, however the ending seemed to be a bit rushed.
  • Friendship personified

    5
    By hhohugh
    This is a lovely tale of friendship and hardships that demonstrates the loyalty and goodness of people faced with difficult circumstances.
  • Spectacular book!

    5
    By IVEYAC
    This is my second novel from this author. I absolutely love her stories and her writing. It’s been very inspiring to learn about Iran through Marjan’s novels. She brings me to tears with each book. The characters in this book feel so real, you can feel their every emotion. If you’re interested in women’s rights, activism, friendship, resiliency and loyalty, you should read this book. The storyline is addictive.
  • Phenomenal

    5
    By D2BA
    One of the best stories of the strength of friendship with history intertwined. Could not put this book down. Humbled by it.
  • Loved it!

    5
    By Taradude
    Loved it! Tears in my eyes as I just finished this book. And how completely applicable to what’s happening now! Freedom, freedom, freedom! And truth!
  • Wonderful story.

    5
    By bella8894
    I loved this story I couldn’t put it down from the first chapter .
  • A sleeper

    1
    By Chicago926
    I couldn’t read more than a page or two before falling asleep. Written like a grade schooler, there was nothing in the pages that captivated my attention .. even with reading past 100 pages. So, I stopped reading it.

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