Title: Poorly Written Interesting Content
Product review: I actually borrowed this from the library and thought I should write a review so that people don't waste their money on this one. I usually read 400 page plus books within a matter of 2 weeks. This one is 266 pages and I'm still struggling through it. I'm determined to finish it no matter what - but I have to say that the way it is written makes that really difficult. I was drawn to the book by it's subject matter, however as I go through the pages I feel that Clea focuses entirely too much on her relationship with her team mates and I just get a small glimpse into the lives of the victims she excavates. By the end of each chapter I know more about what she ate that day, the condition of the place she slept in and what the team morale was than I do about the circumstances of the genocide and the victims. In essence it feels more like a personal journal than an informative book about the tragedies in Rwanda, Bosnia, Croatia and Kosovo.
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