It was Simon Sinek who said something along the lines of "the president of the United States is the most powerful man in any room he steps into. Except when he steps into the doctor's office." There is no better place where this applies in a similar way than in this book.
If you want to read a beautiful memoir about growing up as a woman in a muslim culture in the 1940s and 1950s, look no further! This is the book for you.
Because of this book, I better understand the struggle of immigrants from other continents trying to enter in European countries today. Just a few years ago Romanians were in the same situation!
In total, around five hundred thousand Sinti and Roma fell victim to the Nazis' frenzy of racial hatred.
These are wonderful books I was so lucky to stumble upon in my twenties! They influenced me and the way I viewed the world in so many ways...
It's written by a celebrity, it's funny and has a catchy, shocking title! What more could you ask?
Reading this, I found an ordinary woman, with the same concerns I had growing up - "I hate my body", "I am not good enough", "I can't do that". These are her thoughts, these are all our thoughts, always. I found that sad, because, with every struggle, with every lesson, Amanda Prowse proves she is not only good enough, she is great.
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