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Me encanta este libro en inglés (quizás es mi favorito), así que creí que será muy bueno para practicar mi español. Está versión (la edición en rústica) es muy hermosa. Acabo de leer el capítulo uno, y ahora voy a leer otro vez para notar el vocabulario.

I've been thinking about this and... I quit! (for now at least). Maybe I'll come back to it one day. But at the moment this is definitely not the book for me.

The account where her childhood home (UK) is now completely alien and other because she spent her teenage (development) years in her parents' country (Sudan)... isn't how it is in real life. Just a small picking point.

That last story was incredibly frustrating.

That was sad!

I doubt this book is meant to be funny, but somehow I keep finding myself amused. Maybe it's just the incongruity of it all.

I doubt this book is meant to be funny, but somehow I keep finding myself amused. Maybe it's just the incongruity of it all.

Rough truths

Rough truths

I don't think this book is my sort of thing. It's been interesting to learn about the history, but otherwise it's a bit tedious.

I promise I'm enjoying the book, but I don't agree with the "native moral fetishising" (idk what the recognised term is). Nomadic people don't exist to be poster children for morals or angels. They're human beings in all our variety of good, bad and indifferent.

I'm beginning to wonder if I'll be satisfied no matter who the murderer is.

Well that one was sad.