Dec 2017
Looking back at books I have read in the last few years. Princess: More Tears To Cry by Jean Sasson was one of the few books that made me cry at times for all these women mentioned in the book. Once again I find myself drawn to Princess Sultana Al Saud’s story just as I was in Princess: A Life Behind the Veil In Saudi Arabia.
Read it, you may come close to tears you too.
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In 1982, Marina Nemat was arrested on false charges by Iranian Revolutionary Guards and tortured in Tehran’s notorious Evin prisoner, but her own personal growth and bravery are what helped her to survive even the most horrendous situations.
Prisoner of Tehran is an extraordinary story of Nemat’s journey to freedom. Her story is tragic, gripping and sure to provoke your tears toward the end. It is an unforgettable memoir, it a must-read.
Only 7% of your message is expressed in your words. The other 93% is in your intonation, gestures, facial expression, demeanour, clothes, hairstyle, or the gun leaning against your shoulder. Your behaviour and body language are far more expressive than what you say. And no word you utter can neutralize what you show or what your body communicates. Keep that in mind.
