“It is an absorbing but frightening novel. This book provides a deeply touching insight into the world of Irak and the conditions of its oppressed inhabitants. Beginning in Beirut, the first pages are tell-tale signs of the elegiac ending of the story. The main character and narrator was born and had lived in a little village in the middle of the desert Kafr Karam. Suddenly the life of this young Iraqian bedouin is shattered when three horrifying events take place in his village. It is the...”

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