Official Review: A Loaf Of Bread by Rana Bitar

[jaliper]

Reviews really help me find great books. This book by Rita seems like it has a different attack on poetry. I will definitely give this a try. Thank you so much.

[dragonet07]

I have a mixed relationship with poetry, but I typically appreciate and like it. This collection sounds poignant, thought-provoking, and emotional, so I might want to give it a try some time, especially since it only has ten poems. Right now, I can't handle the emotional roller coaster this promises to be, but I'll keep it in the mind for the future. Thank you for the helpful review.

[Anthony__]

This is a poetry written book in which the author focuses on his home and the distress her people experienced during the country’s civil war. Great review!!!

[Maríe Wamakima]

I have sampled the first two poems, and it's as if emotions were traveling from her soul to the paper through the pen. I could feel her pain and confusion.

[Nisha Ward]

"Where I Am From" is actually one of those poems that's going to stay with me, particular the part that repeats I am..., I am..., I am...

[Ub43I59]

A Loaf of Bread: Rana Bitar's poetic collection look deep into the human experience steeped in death, destruction, sorrow, and loss with fear of the unknown; from ode to lullaby this rendering tells of the civil war that has scarred the homeland and hearts of the survivor. Detailed review. Congrats on BOTD.

[jjmainor]

Anyone who picked this up for Book of the Day needs to check their order status on Amazon. It was supposed to be free for the day, and I just found I was charged for it. I was glad I found it before it was too late to return it...

[Corina Elena]

Oh, this sounds so sad, and yet, such an interesting book to read!

[jomana_3]

I am not a big fan of poetry; however, I loved reading this book. It was an emotional and beautiful read to me.