Title: More Like A Novel
Product review: ........A strange but well written book which reads more like a dime store novel, but manages to grip you anyway. It's sometimes hard to understand where the author reported factual information and where she may have fit the characters into her own idea's of Kabul life. Unlike some of the other reviewers I dont see it as a "men bad, women good" kind of story. All the books character's are prisoners of the crippling theology known as Islam. Where else, but in Islam, and it's, repressive Sharia laws, do you find a people so afraid of any emotions and feelings; where even children's dolls were seen as threats to their image of god. More and more I see Islam as a threat and this book convinces me that those who believe in religious freedom must confront Islam, either with ideas, or with force.
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