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Review of A Dream For Peace
[Following is a volunteer review of "A Dream For Peace" by Dr. Ghoulem Berrah.]
A Dream For Peace is a beautifully written memoir. The author's name, Dr. Ghoulem Berrah, is noted on the book's cover. He is from Algeria. He covered every aspect of his life—from the moment he was born up until the present—in this book. Dr. Berrah goes into considerable depth regarding his birthplace in the first chapter. He claims to have been born in a small town in the province of Constantine, at the base of the mountains located in northeastern Algeria.
Additionally, he discusses the colonial period's educational system. For instance, he claims that during this time they attended the native schools six days a week and obtained a good education. Also covered by the author is the colonial period's sinister side. He refers to the discrimination that African pupils in particular faced in schools. The author didn't let colonial bigotry prevent him from achieving his life's ambition of being a wonderful person. He claims, for instance, that he worked very hard to achieve high academic scores.
It was a privilege to read this book because it was not only uplifting but also enjoyable, superbly written, and full of valuable lessons. The story was beautifully written, intriguing, and captivating. Every page of this book gave the reader a better grasp of the author's motivations for penning this moving memoir. The author's writing was superb. From the first page to the last, a few elements in this novel caught my interest. The book was entertaining to read.
In this work, the author cleverly incorporated images. These images were included, which increased the story's fascination. There are approximately 635 pages in this book. There are seventeen chapters in total. This book's author was attentive while writing it. There were no grammatical mistakes, and the usage was excellent. This book was flawless overall. The transition from one chapter to the next was excellent and connected.
The element of this book that I liked most was the straightforward language it was written in, which made it effortless for me to read. I didn't find anything about this book unappealing. The book's cover was exquisite and specifically chosen to complement the contents. I'm awarding this book a perfect rating of 5 out of 5 stars. Its flawlessness and motivating qualities were key factors in its rating. I would suggest this great book to those who are looking for a sentimental and inspirational read. Additionally, I recommend it to anyone who enjoys reading autobiographies.
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A Dream For Peace
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A Dream For Peace is a beautifully written memoir. The author's name, Dr. Ghoulem Berrah, is noted on the book's cover. He is from Algeria. He covered every aspect of his life—from the moment he was born up until the present—in this book. Dr. Berrah goes into considerable depth regarding his birthplace in the first chapter. He claims to have been born in a small town in the province of Constantine, at the base of the mountains located in northeastern Algeria.
Additionally, he discusses the colonial period's educational system. For instance, he claims that during this time they attended the native schools six days a week and obtained a good education. Also covered by the author is the colonial period's sinister side. He refers to the discrimination that African pupils in particular faced in schools. The author didn't let colonial bigotry prevent him from achieving his life's ambition of being a wonderful person. He claims, for instance, that he worked very hard to achieve high academic scores.
It was a privilege to read this book because it was not only uplifting but also enjoyable, superbly written, and full of valuable lessons. The story was beautifully written, intriguing, and captivating. Every page of this book gave the reader a better grasp of the author's motivations for penning this moving memoir. The author's writing was superb. From the first page to the last, a few elements in this novel caught my interest. The book was entertaining to read.
In this work, the author cleverly incorporated images. These images were included, which increased the story's fascination. There are approximately 635 pages in this book. There are seventeen chapters in total. This book's author was attentive while writing it. There were no grammatical mistakes, and the usage was excellent. This book was flawless overall. The transition from one chapter to the next was excellent and connected.
The element of this book that I liked most was the straightforward language it was written in, which made it effortless for me to read. I didn't find anything about this book unappealing. The book's cover was exquisite and specifically chosen to complement the contents. I'm awarding this book a perfect rating of 5 out of 5 stars. Its flawlessness and motivating qualities were key factors in its rating. I would suggest this great book to those who are looking for a sentimental and inspirational read. Additionally, I recommend it to anyone who enjoys reading autobiographies.
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A Dream For Peace
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