Firstly, this isn't something I would usually read and so my experience of this style of writing is fairly limited. This said, I enjoyed it, if enjoyed is the right word. Following the travels through the Arab springs it tells the story of a realistic, raw outlook of a well-known situation.
It is a refreshing take on something we hear about so often, but brings it into your living room, making the distance not so great, and brings certain issues to the fore front of your mind.
I'm not sure I would have paid the £17.99 asking price and I'm not sure its likely to be one I return to for a second read, but I would still suggest it as a read for anyone.
It is a refreshing take on something we hear about so often, but brings it into your living room, making the distance not so great, and brings certain issues to the fore front of your mind.
I'm not sure I would have paid the £17.99 asking price and I'm not sure its likely to be one I return to for a second read, but I would still suggest it as a read for anyone.