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Logan Anderson _rass_anded_enman — Really great social narrative of sorts of life in Afghanistan. Especially revealing of the lives of women. Comments on life before, during, and after the Taliban.

Kayla Lombardoni kaylalombardoni — Reading this book taught me how much I DON'T know about history! And I learned little bits by reading it. I actually found the conditions in the world for all of recorded history to be really depressing and I will be eternally grateful to be born in the United States, a country of freedom and liberty. There has basically been no freedom for individuals until that last few hundred years and only in relatively small areas of the world. Two of my favorite passages: "...our Founding Fathers clearly understood the importance of, and sought for the protection of, our economic freedom. One of the foundational freedoms mentioned in the declaration of Independence is the right to the "pursuit of happiness," which would include the right to receive the reward of our work or actions. Our Constitution also guarantees the right of private property. Recently it has become fashionable to demonize successful individuals, as if their accomplishments were attributable to nothing more than being the lucky winners on an uneven playing field. In fact, some national leaders have become so critical of wealth and success that they actually seek to implement policies that would lead to overall DECREASES in wealth and technology. But there is no doubt that economic freedom has led to the greater common good, including less poverty, hunger, disease, illiteracy, and oppression of the defenseless." "Noted American scholar Thomas Sowell relates that once a student asked his professor of history, "Where did slavery come from?" The professor replied, "You're asking the wrong question. The real question is: Where did freedom come from?" Dr. Sowell then goes on to explain that "slavery is one of the oldest and most universal of all human institutions. Slavery has existed among peoples around the world, as far back as recorded history goes. ...It is the idea of FREEDOM for the great masses of ordinary people that is relatively new."

César Galdón cesargaldon — It was culled from her one-person stage show and reads like it. While frequently funny, I didn't really think it gave me any real knowledge about the subject matter or the author. I'm glad she can laugh at herself, but I didn't really get anything three dimensional out of it. Two stars for the jokes.