It’s a brilliant book. I loved the friendship story built between two men of different backgrounds, knowing that the entire situation could have made such a friendship impossible. It was very real to me because the struggle they were living through due to the circumstances made them sometimes betray each other in some ways. But the…ir friendship won out at the end. The story gives awareness of some important issues that in our lives we often don’t consider or forget to consider, also to the prejudices we have in some communities where we tend to generalize. What I loved even more is the transition to Part Two. It was very intelligent and thought-provoking. Unlike some readers who found the story too tragic, I found it realistic, maybe because I live in an environment with so many injustices making up everyday life. I congratulate the author, and I’ll be waiting for his next book.
Review of “Jerusalem Spring” by Elsy
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