Journey to Freedom - Moroccan Stories Review

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Journey to Freedom - Moroccan Stories ReviewThrough Hell is a dialogue from the heart of an innocent child. The vivid details of small events, paint a deep understanding of feelings, hopes and expectations in a very complex world.
The contrast of a life established in the well ordered 'paradise' of Germany, with the chaotic 'Hell' of Morocco in the 1960's and 70's could not be more clearly explained. It is nothing short of a miracle that such an intelligence managed to survive in such an environment!
While the book narrates the experiences of Morocco, it is a story for anyone interested in what it is like to live under a repressive regime. If you have lived through it - here is your sole mate; and if you are just curious - here is a very rare and comprehensible explanation of a world you normally (quite literally) wouldn't read about.
Anyone interested in getting off the mainstream and reading a real story by a real person should read this book. If this is ever picked up by a publisher and professionally edited, it will almost definitely become a best seller. But before this happens, here is a chance to read a story from the heart, un-processed, raw and full of vitality.
While the book is definitely about a Hell on earth, I at least am left with a lasting feeling that: life's good.
Also well worth considering: He Who ConquersJourney to Freedom - Moroccan Stories OverviewIn 'Journey to Freedom - Moroccan Stories' Sascha von Bornheim talks about his childhood, which ended abruptly when his family -including Sascha's certifiably insane stepfather- moved to Rabat, Morocco.Life among the Muslim population, with its unfamiliar customs and traditions, was hard enough, but made nearly unendurable by Sascha's mother and stepfather, who did their best to put their kids through a living hell. Poverty, hunger, psychological and physical abuse did their part in slowly destroying the children's psyche... until the family emigrated to Canada three years later, where the now-grown children could finally live their own lives and free themselves from the demons of their past.Download a sample TODAY!

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