| Traci | Date: Monday, 2013-06-10, 10:18 PM | Message # 1 |
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| “Infidel”describes the story of a woman who fought for the rights of Muslim
women, the enlightenment of Islam, and security in the West. The book
touches upon the themes of culture with language and religion;
population with migration; political geography with ethnicity; and
geography of industry with development. Although I think the views in
this book are very one-sided, I believe that the author invites you
to take your own opinion on the situation. I learned a lot about a
world I never even questioned before. Taking AP Human Geography
definitely helped me understand many things discussed in this book. I
like how this book opened my mind to new ideas and new ways of
thinking!
The book is long, but easy to understand, and is verymesmerizing. I would definitely recommend this book to anyone
interested in learning about a different culture. Overall, I would
give the book 5 stars out of 5. :))
*** I nearly passed out while reading a section on how Ayaan and her siblings were circumcised, or excised. It was intense.
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