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Reiyu Chang reiyuchangc208 — An incredibly useful book for my paper (wish I had found it earlier!) but its also really interesting - its basically tells the story of the development of the UN High Commissioner for Refugees through its various High Commissioners and their dealings with refugee crises. If anyone is interested in HR, refugee stuff, the UN (its really critical of the UNHCR - in a constructive way!) ... this is for you! Easy to read too!

Alexandra Dos alexandradossantos — I love this book and have read it a few times since it first came out in 2003. It's one I save for times when I need a lot of cheering up and it never fails to do the trick. I'm a couple of years older than Andrew Collins, but all the references to life in the 1970s really take me back to my own childhood - pop-a-point pencils anyone? What strikes me most when reading it now is the freedom we had as kids in the 70s, you could be out all day during the summer holidays, but as long as you were home in time for tea and not too filthy when you got back all was well. I've read both Andrew Collins' follow-ups to this book and quite enjoyed them, but this is the one I keep coming back to.