Review of A Dream For Peace

Chinex Otuokere · Post by **Chinex Otuokere** » 14 Dec 2022, 04:03

[Following is a volunteer review of "A Dream For Peace" by Dr. Ghoulem Berrah.]

5 out of 5 stars

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A Dream for peace: an ambassador's memoir, in my perspective, is merely a historical novel produced by the observer. Dr. Ghoulem Berrah is an Algerian activist and peace seeker who has always wished to see his people free from their colonial master France and live in peace and love. The author presents a detailed personal life biography, from a young age in the classroom where they were taught that France is their motherland until his degree level, where he discovered several incorrect beliefs. He fought for his people's independence because he wanted them to live in peace. The author advanced to the point where he collaborated with the president of Ivory Coast on national conflict resolution after starting to work on resolving conflicts among African Arab nations. What of the author's dreams were realized? If so, how did he carry out such a lofty goal? To find out more, pick up a copy.

One may feel emotional after reading this book, and how the author put his heart and soul into writing reveals a lot about his experience. When a young man saw his people experiencing such much hardship, injustice, and oppression in their motherland, his heart broke. The book is motivational. It is extremely encouraging to see the author embody so many qualities and to see how well-versed she is in politics, science, and writing for someone who struggled as a child. The author gave a detailed account of the events that occurred from his boyhood through his university years and afterward, and I appreciated how he didn't hold back. In addition, the author provides a blueprint for others to follow, not just to admire but also to complete the tasks he completed. Despite numerous obstacles, he managed to reach the reader, no matter the ups and downs in their lives.

This book has a lot of excellent actions and incidents. I must first congratulate the author on their engaging and motivating writing. Through the author's words, I was able to feel the author's pain and passion as I visualized the events in this book. I also adore the idea that by including pictures of real individuals throughout the book, the author helps the reader better relate to the text. Perhaps the author understood how to satiate the reader, as this is one aspect of the novel that everyone would find enjoyable.

Given everything that has been said about this book, it would be very difficult for anyone to dislike anything about it. The author wrote a touching memoir about following a big dream through both good and bad times. Since I didn't identify any grammatical or typographical issues, I applaud the editor for a job well done. I rate this book 5 out of 5 stars since, in my opinion, it was excellently well-edited.

I recommend this book to political activists and liberation fighters who need guidance or experience; they should study it to become enlightened and get the knowledge they need to accomplish their goals.

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Post by **Jay David Randall** » 21 Dec 2022, 14:48

A Dream For Peace is an inspiring non-fiction and Dr. Ghoulem Berrah has in his way served mankind. I do intend to purchase this novel soon though.

Amy Luman · Post by **Amy Luman** » 21 Dec 2022, 16:35

From everything I’ve read, Dr. Berrah seems like a very courageous and interesting man. He has done many things with his life, but I don’t think this will be something I’ll read.

Okechukwu Chibee · Post by **Okechukwu Chibee** » 11 Jan 2023, 07:24

Freedom is what everyone drives to achieve. I commend the author's efforts and courage in ensuring that his people are free from their colonial masters. Great review

Ekuma Blessing · Post by **Ekuma Blessing** » 12 Jan 2023, 10:01

My favorite character is Dr. Ghoulem Berrah because I admire the way he defends the truth for his country and aids in their understanding. I also admire his bravery and courage on the battlefield. I absolutely must read the book. Well done.