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Praise

An awesome debut by any standards, this is a story that would resonate with the reader no matter where he is from.

Senthilkumar

Michelle’s brilliance as a writer is hard to miss.

Ghetto Guftagu

“…a brilliantly written novel…” “The Almond Tree will stay with me for a long time… the story is so compelling and left me with so much to ponder regarding the human condition and regarding loss (in all of its forms) and regarding dignity and redemption. Michelle Cohen Corasanti is masterful with her word-images. I highly recommend The Almond Tree to everyone.”

Book Diva

“Like Khaled Housseni, Michelle Cohen Corasanti has done a brilliant job in bringing out the truth…”

Books You Read

“The Almond Tree is an inspirational narrative of profound pain, courage, hope, resilience and indomitable human spirit…But what makes Corasanti’s book stand apart is her very humanistic, sensitive and equitable handling of the events of the story.”

Reflections

“The best fiction that I read this year is for sure The Almond Tree by Michelle Cohen Corasanti”

Anu Reviews

“…Spellbinding… Brilliant.. Mind-blowing… Remarkable…” “It has been a very long time since a book pulled me in as far as The Almond …did, and an even longer time since a book has made me cry.”

E-Book Review

My hope is that one day heads of state from around the globe will actually say to Michelle Cohen Corasanti, “You are the woman who, when you made us look through the eyes of Ichmad Hamid, Menachem Sharon and Abbas Hamid, of Nora,Justice and Zoher, of Baba and Yasmine, of Amal and Sara, effectively argued for peace.

Marsha Hansen (Sister in law of Keith Richards,Rolling Stones) speaks about The Almond Tree

“The story is spell-binding with universal appeal and has potential of becoming an international bestseller and can do for Palestinians what The Kite Runner did for Afghanistan.”

The Daily Star

“Nothing short of breathtaking… I could not put the book down and I knew I had to finish it. There was something in those pages that would matter in my life. And it was true.”

Donteatthepickles.wordpress.com

“… a fascinating and, for me, eye-opening read which I won’t soon forget.”

Shining Skyline Book Review

Gifted with a mind that continues to impress the elders in his village, Ahmed Hamid struggles with knowing that he can do nothing to save his friends and family. Living on occupied land, his entire village operates in fear of losing their homes, jobs, and belongings. But more importantly, the people fear losing each other.

Timid Fingers

“…brilliant and powerful…a fiction that rings with authenticity and integrity to reveal the wonder of what it really is to be human. If ever peace is to become a reality between Israel and Palestine, it will be because of the influence of books such as this…This…book…will endure and resonate forever in the souls of all who read it…Some books have the power to change us profoundly; this is one of those books.”

Les Edgerton, author of The Death of Tarpons and Monday´s Meal

The Almond Tree skillfully cobbles together a mosaic of the Palestinian condition from the mid-twentieth century to the present time with stark candor.

Marsha Hansen (Sister in law of Keith Richards,Rolling Stones) speaks about The Almond Tree

…a book to be read, understood and to be shared with everyone who believes in the power of education and peace…I wish I could meet and congratulate the author, Michelle Cohen Corasanti on writing a book like this. May you write more books. May your pen keep flowing. May your computer never hang up!

Freelance Writer Nivedita N

“…Spellbinding… Brilliant… Mind-blowing… Remarkable…”

Ujval’s Lounge

“Unputdownable”

DNA

When Khaled Hosseini’s The Kite Runner made an impact after reading, Corasanti’s The Almond Tree is no less to it. With her brilliant writing, the author amazes the readers with a most powerful and inspiring story line.

Abhinand Jaguva Blog

“I found myself gasping for air, overwhelmed almost reduced to tears.”

Esotericphoenix.wordpress.com

“…one of the most riveting books I have read… Corasanti takes a realistic premise and builds an interesting and highly believable story that only gets better as the pages fly by. While “The Almond Tree” is a fictional tale, much of it is based on the truth of what is today’s world, and as such there is also an important message located within. I highly recommend this book.”

Charline Ratcliff / Rebecca’s Reads

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