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When I was born my parents were given a paper full of my name, gender, creed, age, ethnicity, address, and my parents' names. In the bottom. There was a written sentence in bold, red that warned:
" PLEASE DON'T LOSE THE PAPER"
Those red words have taken their role in messing up my life. Four years later, I started to read and write simple things like my name and age. One day while my mom was preparing papers for traveling, she took the paper and put it on the bed. I said my name and she said correct, I wondered and I asked: " Mom what do the red words mean?"
-The Red Words by Asala Riziq
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I can’t imagine how challenging it would be to tackle such modern day **** issues the way this book have done it! This book is a must read and a great example of the power that this generation holds. Asala, an aspiring young writer, tackled obstacles that her generation faces in a witty and eye capturing way -that I have never seen before, really- with each chapter there is a linked song that we all love and can relate to. The only critique that I would have is that I would definitely like to see more!
Beautiful piece of work, it successfully narrates life stories that readers can relate to. I loved how the author connects each stage of her life to a song lyric. This was very different and unique. I am very excited to continue reading this book!
amazing book and the way it’s written is so good. the author should publish this book to the whole world even if it’s still not completed!
Amazing book !! everyone should read it!!! loved the plot, as well as the issuses it tackels. 10/10 would recommend!!! — - - - - - - - - - -