Review by lavenderbooks20 -- Divided World

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rahilshajahan wrote: ↑14 Sep 2020, 10:13 Wow! I actually saw this book in my review roster and thought of reading later. Seems like that was a bad idea; the plays are so powerful and emotional. Thanks for your eye-opening review!
You missed the book, may be because you don't judge a book by its cover :lol2:
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I read and reviewed this anthology as well and "Jump" was my favorite play! Loved reading your perspective on this book. Great review!
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AbhyarnaAman wrote: ↑10 Oct 2020, 22:46 This is one of the best reviews I have read so far. The book seems quite compelling. I had read a book based on political unrest in middle east. It is unfortunate to know the plight of civillians their. I am sure this book conveys this message well. Congratulations for your wonderful review!!!!
Indeed. This anthology has powerful commentaries on pertinent issues in the Middle East. I appreciate this comment. Thank you!
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SamaylaM wrote: ↑11 Oct 2020, 00:57 I read and reviewed this anthology as well and "Jump" was my favorite play! Loved reading your perspective on this book. Great review!
“Jump” was a good one too. Thanks a bunch for commenting!
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The specific mention of impactful plays, such as "The Several Beheadings of Ashraf Fayadh" and "The Ship No One Wanted (A Monologue)," creates an expectation of powerful storytelling and emotional depth. Overall, this is an informative review.
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