Tuesday, March 1, 2011

review of persian mirrors

okay, first of all, sorry for not posting in age.

next of all..

another book review
Persian Mirrors: The Elusive Face of Iran

first glance at this book I thought it looked like an interesting book. I got it at the library, so I checked it out and read it.
Elaine Sciolino goes into Iran being a reporter and tells you what is was like before in Iran and is now, there the hidden side in Iran of people being rebels, not obeying the rules, some aren't happy with the revulution. 

I liked the book, it told me a lot of information on what happened after the revolution. 

age suggestion: 14 and up
stars: 4 stars
Specifics (from amazon.com
hard cover: 416 pages
 Publisher:Free Press
date published:   2001
Dimensions: 8.6 x 5.6 x 1 inches


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I've read more books then those!

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