I would give this book 5 out of 5 and would recommend it to readers interested in historical fiction, classical fiction, war fiction, general fiction.

If this book fuels the reader’s consideration and compassion for humankind, as it has for me, then I believe it has done its job. My rating: 5 of 5 stars.

 Dr Shamenaz, Associate Professor & Head, Deptt of Applied Sciences & Humanities, AIET, Allahabad The Almond Tree is a novel by Michelle Cohen Corasanti which is quite similar to Hosseini’s The Kite Runner in terms of ethnic struggle and friendship. As Huffington Post views:‘The Almond Tree is an epic novel, a drama of the proportions of The Kite Runner but set […]

Only a brilliant book can make the readers get attached to it as the pages fly by. This is one such book, which I can honestly say is the best ever book I have read since few days.

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

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.