Internment

by Samira Ahmed

[Kat @ Novels & Waffles]

"Though you muffle my voice, I speak. Though you clip my wings and cage me, I fly. And though you batter my body, commanding me to kneel before you, I resist."

A Non-comprehensive List of My Thoughts:

✑ Presents a powerful and timely message about the importance of religious freedom – and freedom itself
✑ It really gets you to think. It's not the kind of book that you just passively read for fun or entertainment; it's an active book that gets you involved.
✑ Raw and emotional – the story gets you to FEEL things, and to feel them intensely
✑ Beautiful themes that spotlight the importance of standing up and standing together
✑ Almost every aspect of this book was written to push a political agenda. As such, the story might come across as a bit heavy-handed at times, but that's not necessarily a bad thing. What would be the point of writing a book on this topic if you weren't trying to prove a point?

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