Story you don't want to read, about people you don't want to meet
| By | Aleksandra Osman |
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| ISBN | 9781035828081 |
| Non-Fiction Genre | Autobiography |
| Publication Date | 04/26/2024 |
| Price | 7.99 |
Synopsis
This collection shares raw stories about refugees in Canada. While Canada welcomes diversity, immigrants often face a glass ceiling. By reading about their intersecting struggles you become part of the solution helping to shift perspectives and bring them in from the margins. Reading these stories is essential to building a more inclusive society.
Authors Biography
Aleksandra Osman left native Bosnia in the midst of civil war and settled in Canada. With a university degree in Comparative Literature, Aleksandra is the author of several published works that pertain to human rights.
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The book speaks about a sad yet honest reality us immigrants have to face. It expresses the story of immigrants through the eyes of those who have experienced it. Would recommend others to read this book so they too can see what it was like.
The true story, writingball as it was, sometimes hard to read, but was needed to be written.Very emotional describing past times and hard time of war and refugees.
Here’s the translation:
In Book Story You Don’t Want to Read, About People You Don’t Want to Meet, Aleksandra Osman masterfully dissects the darker sides of human nature, crafting a gripping and emotional narrative that confronts us with characters we’d rather avoid – yet who inevitably remind us of the world around us. Her ability to blend raw reality with deep introspective moments makes this book both unsettling and impossible to put down. This story challenges, teaches, and leaves the reader with questions that linger long after the final page
So true today. An excellent book.