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A A gutios — This is very engaging and absorbing. For anyone who doesn't know much about the Nakba ("catastrophe" - the word Palestinians use to describe the events of 1948), this is a moving and insightful introduction, told through a beautiful story. I did find the basis of the plot a little far-fetched (I don't know if it's based on a true story or not though, so that could be unfair!), but aside from that, this was a wonderful, deeply moving read, tracking the lives of a typical Palestinian family through the difficult years since 1948. It's full of love and strength as well - not simply unrelentingly depressing, as you might expect. The story of the old grandfather figure going for the harvest was particularly moving. It made me think of a story I saw in the Independent two days ago, about an old Palestinian farmer in the West Bank who is refusing to sell his land for the illegal settlement of Har Homa to be extended by the Israelis - despite being offered £6m, and despite the hardships he faces for staying there in poverty and isolation. Humans can be incredible.

Fei Tortillafei tortillafei0bdc — I really enjoy Maeve Bincy. Her books make me think of soft Irish rain. She brings in some of the characters and places from previous books that make the reader feel right at home.

Vincent Kao vincentworks — i read (or tried to read) this book based on the glowing recommendations of a number of friends. try as i might, i could not get past the first few chapters. i am an indiscriminate reader from way back - i will read the back of a shampoo bottle - yet it took a supreme triumph of will not to chuck this god awful book across the room.

Jamaldi Magdua scholasas4386 — fabulous cover, so-so book