Official Review: Beyond the Golden Door by Ali Master

snowflakes-03 · Post by **snowflakes-03** » 08 Dec 2023, 17:34

the view of the writer seems so honest,
i always lookup to books that focus on transformations be it ideas or self. a must read,
thanks for an honest review

Korir Kipchumba Victor · Post by **Korir Kipchumba Victor** » 04 Jan 2024, 05:23

It is always interesting to hear a different perspective from an unbiased source. I also think stereotyping is quite common and it's nice when someone disapproves notions which are at times detrimental. I would like to hear his journey, you mentioned he was a Muslim but found Christ. That must be an interesting story. Great review

Post by **Daniel Roa** » 06 Jan 2024, 17:12

Thanks for your review, Cecilia. I want to read the book, especially because of the four parts you describe, which apparently allows you to enjoy the topic in several different ways. Freedom is something we will never fully learn to appreciate.

Jamal KHARBOUCH · Post by **Jamal KHARBOUCH** » 16 Jan 2024, 06:59

Master's writing effectively captures the emotional struggles and cultural adjustments that immigrants face when trying to adapt to a new country. The novel offers a poignant and insightful exploration of the immigrant experience, shedding light on the challenges, triumphs, and personal growth that accompany the pursuit of a new life in a foreign land.

samonology · Post by **samonology** » 27 Jan 2024, 07:44

Your review was a blast to read! Seems like a fun book! Thanks for the review!

Leen282 · Post by **Leen282** » 01 Feb 2024, 07:06

I like the humorous description of Texans and their wives. It will be interesting to read about the clash of cultures, the Pakistani way of matchmaking, the different types of freedom that appeal to the author.

Shiru Elizabeth · Post by **Shiru Elizabeth** » 01 Feb 2024, 07:19

This book tells a compelling story about the difficulties and victories of migration and self-discovery. It explores the universal yearning for a sense of belonging and the bravery required to accept change via compelling storyline and likable characters. A heartwarming story that captures the spirit of the human spirit and the quest for identity." Congrats on BOTD.

Mamman Alhassan Thomas · Post by **Mamman Alhassan Thomas** » 01 Feb 2024, 07:29

Mrunal Tikekar wrote: ↑14 Oct 2019, 08:32 I have read a few of book on Asian immigrants to the States, and have enjoyed them all. This one sounds similarly interesting.

Thanks for your comment.

Timothy Rucinski · Post by **Timothy Rucinski** » 01 Feb 2024, 07:54

This isn't my cup of tea, but it sounds like a worthwhile read nonetheless. People have forgotten that the US was founded by immigrants and the strengthening of the country depends on new immigrants bringing skills, knowledge, and appreciation into the homeland. Folks like Mr. Master appear to be exactly what this country needs. Congrats to him on his achievement.

Kevin Onkeo · Post by **Kevin Onkeo** » 01 Feb 2024, 07:58

:The book is quite interesting because it addresses the freedom of learning ,love ,faith and entrepreneurs as main theme as those who travel to study in America acquire in process and to know christ

esuga- · Post by **esuga-** » 01 Feb 2024, 08:04

Okay, will take a shot at reading the book based on the review

Abhishek Kumar Gupta · Post by **Abhishek Kumar Gupta** » 01 Feb 2024, 08:18

Thank you for sharing your insightful review of "Beyond the Golden Door: Seeing the American Dream through an Immigrant's Eyes" by Ali Master. It's wonderful to hear how the author's journey resonated with you, capturing the essence of love, family, faith, failure, and redemption.

Your appreciation for Master's distinctive storytelling style, which seamlessly weaves together cultural insights and personal experiences, adds depth to the narrative. The humor in his anecdotes, particularly those dispelling stereotypes about Americans, brings a light-hearted touch to the book.

Happy reading to those who pick up this inspirational story, and may they find as much joy and enlightenment in it as you did.

Pranav Dewangan · Post by **Pranav Dewangan** » 01 Feb 2024, 08:33

The diverse themes in 'Beyond the Golden Door' caught my attention, especially Ali Master's exploration of cultural stereotypes and the reality of immigrant life in the U.S. Looking forward to gaining insights into his experiences and the contemplative questions he poses in the fourth part.

Jorge Leon Salazar · Post by **Jorge Leon Salazar** » 01 Feb 2024, 08:44

The perspective of a Pakistani Muslim immigrant who has lived thirty-two years in the United States is very interesting. Furthermore, the explanations about the customs, politics and culture of Pakistan catch my attention. It's intriguing to learn views different than those many have about Muslims...and Texans.

swanky jerry · Post by **swanky jerry** » 01 Feb 2024, 08:56

He also criticizes the anti-immigrant sentiment that is prevalent in some parts of American society. Master's book is a timely and important contribution to the debate on immigration. It is a story of hope and inspiration, and it is a reminder of the valuable contributions that immigrants make to our country. One of the strengths of Master's book is his candor. He does not shy away from discussing the difficulties that he faced as an immigrant.