Zana Muhsen,Andrew Crofts, A Promise to Nadia Reviews

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This story shows just how sick some people can be, be it your own family. These 2 sisters have suffered too much. Personally i don't think Nadia coming back to England would be good.. She is by now a full Yemeni woman. By all means her family should be allowed to visit her. I am 1 years old, she has been there for all the years i have been alive. It would be difficult and unfait for her to come back, unless she is ready to once again, accept another major change. I really hope she is fine, I wish i could somehow contact Zana.

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There aren't any bad points about A Promise To Nadia. Apart from how sad the story really is. My heart deeply goes out to the two ladies that had to suffer a life full of heart ache and pain.

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A Promise to Nadia tells the truth about slavery and arranged marriages. It made me sad to think that there are people out there that have to endure such horrors in life.

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That it was a fantastic story and that this had made me upset with what she has been going through.

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It is a amazing story. Its so hard to believe and that it is still happening today. I am now reading zana's next book, "A Promise to Nadia". Why can't anyone help these poor women?

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After reading this book, i just wanted to cry...I could not believe it and wish that people who have more authority would of helped alot more.
I pray that everything gets better for their family and Nadia returns.
This is a heartbreaking story and i really feel for them..

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Please keep up the campaign. Nadia deserves at least to come home and live the rest of her years around her real family, The people that love her. Please don't forget Nadia.

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Zana Muhsen,Andrew Crofts, A Promise to Nadia is just fantastic. Zana Muhsen and Nadia Muhsen are my aunties! My name is Nadia! I know it must have hurt them a lot to have 2 go through that. I am the same age as they were and if I were them I wouldn't know what to do! I have a lot of respect for them now they are in Birmingham and they are my role models!

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Zana Muhsen is a very brave woman who just wants justice. It's not fair that her and her sister Nadia never had the childhood we often take for granted. I am the same age Nadia and Zana were when they were taken away and after reading A Promise to Nadia , I vow to never take my family for granted ever.

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Zana Muhsen Andrew Crofts A Promise to Nadia,
All I can say is wow! I couldn't stop reading this book. For someone who has never been to the Yemin, it gives you a real insight into how horrible and cruel lifestyle these people lead. The book tells a story of Zana, who escaped a life of slavery in the Yeman into which her father had sold her as a child bride, leaving behind her son, her sister Nadia and Nadia's 2 small children who she vows to do everything she can to find freedom for them. ...