I am so thankful for getting the opportunity to read and review this book, I can’t believe I never came across this sooner. The book is such a wonderfully written piece from the very first page
Archives for June 2014
Review of The Almond Tree by The Times Of India
Intolerance is a human being’s biggest weakness and finding peace, his greatest strength. This journey from intolerance to peace is the search for freedom. In her debut novel, ‘The Almond Tree’, Michelle Cohen Corasanti excavates a history that continues to grip the socio-political reality of the Israeli-Palestinian struggle even today.
Interview with Michelle Cohen Corasanti by the Millenium Post
May the battles that we fight be for the advancement of humanity, says Michelle Cohen Corasanti, in a chat with Jhinuk Sen.
Online Chat Session with Michelle Cohen Corasanti June 14th 2014
Get your questions ready for an online Chat Session with Michelle Cohen Corasanti on Facebook on 14th June at 9pm (Pakistan standard time). Further information and initial discussion on the Facebook Event Page.
The Almond Tree Book Review by Sohni’s Mind Store
What Khaled Hosseini did for Afghanistan in “The Kite Runner” is what Michelle Cohen Corasanti did for Palestine in her “The Almond Tree.” A must read book for sure. – Sohni’s Mind Store
The Polish Edition of The Almond Tree
Cześc Poland! The Almond Tree Book Polish Edition has been released. Here is a peek at the front and back cover and author notes in Polish.
The Almond Tree Review By Vault of Books
I have heard people talk about some books being life changers. If Kite Runner broke your heart, then this book is going to a do dervish dance on the broken pieces and make you bleed again.
The Almond Tree Book Review By Rising Kashmir
The preconceived notion that the greatest creations in world literature have almost been achieved in the grim periods of time comes true with Michelle Cohen’s debut, The Almond Tree. Michelle, although is a lesser known novelist unlike other Jewish authors of enormous fame, Imre Kertész or Amos Oz but her literary explorations and rich narration can be feasibly equated to such canons of literature.
The Almond Tree Book Review By The Indian Muslim Observer
It has always been a pleasure for me to read a good book but so rarely it comes in hand. This year, I have just finished my first book and I am pretty glad about it. This is The Almond Tree, penned by Michelle Cohen Corasanti and published by Garnet, UK, in 2012…
The Almond Tree Reviewed By The Electronic Intafada – “Novel with Hollywood potential exposes Israel’s lies”
There is an increasing trend when reviewing fiction to consider the biography of the writer, as well as the work in question. It should be the case that the reader completes the text rather than the writer (or their life) being drawn upon to explain it. But when writing about a conflict as contentious as […]
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