Review of The Long Tale of Tears and Smiles

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[Following is a volunteer review of "The Long Tale of Tears and Smiles" by Rana Bitar.]

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2 out of 4 stars

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Her dad went to East Germany when she was six years old. It was a business trip that the dad had to work on or cover. Sort of a business man.

I can really see that the girl was so intelligent and understanding. The girl/she had to make all the observations when she was twelve. Observations regarding a certain book.

They say that the book had black leather cover and it always collected dust. They used to reside or live at Damascus. There, they had no libraries so that they can have a better place to study and write books, make recommendations about them.

I guess they lived in a small house with no space to study well. They also had a lack of air Conditioning. It must have been really frustrating to live in that environment. The picture really shows that they lived on a third floor of the building.

The girl had sisters and a brother. She loved them all, including her parents. Throughout all her journey, she acknowledges all her family for making it easier for her. All the support they gave her all the time.

Although her brother died, she still values him a lot. Wishes that he was still alive to see her success. Family, including cousins and friends. They all contributed to the better life of her's.

It teaches me a good example on how to be dedicated to your work. Ensure that you put a lot of effort towards your journey.

2 out of 4.

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The Long Tale of Tears and Smiles
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