Title: A challenging story about a mother's response to the London bombings
Product review: Anthony Fatayi-Williams is one of the 52 people who died in the 7 July London bombings. His mother's book is a heart-wrenching recounting of the story of those days after the bombing when they slowly began to realise that their son had been one of the victims. What stands out is the amazing group of family and friends that Anthony had and the tireless way in which they tried to find him and, after his death was confirmed, worked towards bringing peace out of the tragedy.The story also gives hope of religious tolerance - Marie is Catholic, her husband is a Muslim, and Anthony's friends were both Christian and Muslim. In the latter part of the book Marie speaks about the police and other authorities and their failings with regard to their treatment of the victims' families.It's a sobering book but also a challenge to work towards peace.
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