New! From Red Hen Press
When the World Breaks Open – Seema Reza
Publication: March 8, 2016
ISBN: 978-1-59709-744-1 / Price: $15.95
“Seema Reza delivers. When the World Breaks Open is a searing song of motherhood, love and redemption through art. Her sons, the death of her marriage, the birth of her courageous artist self is a testimony in which she finds the skin, questions faith, reverberates a familial tongue and rises, yes—rises in a stumbling glory.”
—Mahogany L. Browne
Order at redhen.org or (800) 621-2736.
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This book looks interesting. I know they say not to judge a book by its cover, but nowadays it tends to be what most people rely on in order to be pulled into the story, along with a synopsis. I would like to get a chance to read this book during the summer.
I’d really like to read this book the first chance I get! I’m usually so busy with assigned readings that I don’t get a chance to read things I want to personally, but this book looks great!
This seems really interesting, I am going to have to this book to my Goodreads lists.
This sounds like a very intriguing book that explores themes with which a lot of people can identify. I’ll have to keep an eye out for this one.
I love reading books like these where it feels like the world just got a little bit larger. Usually after reading, I always get that feeling around strangers where I start to wonder what it is they could be going through.
I have to put this on my to-read list on Goodreads!
Red Hen Press is great! They have a lot of wonderful books out, and the Los Angeles literary scene seems awesome!