After the Tampa

by Abbas Nazari

352 pages, Paperback

Published January 30, 2024

Reviews

[Kerry]

A book everyone should read to better understand the lives of refugees and the difficult decisions they make. Im very glad I read this book.

[Lester Fowke]

Amazing family, Abbas spoke to our company and told a great story, inspiring, was an easy read, would recommend to anyone to read.

[Francesca Pashby]

An interesting and insightful autobiography of a man who escaped persecution (as a member of the Hazara minority) in Afghanistan as a child to forge a forward looking and somewhat inspirational life in NZ.

Nazari seems fully integrated as a Kiwi but with an appreciation of his roots, without being able to offer any substantial solution to the mess Afghanistan is currently in, due to the resurgence of that most despicable bunch of sub-humans, the Taliban, over the last few years.

Not that it is his job to do so ... but I wish someone could!

[Bryan Adams]

I brought this book after hearing the author speak at a conference. A great insight into the refugee experience from someone who has lived it and been fortunate enough to grow up in NZ. The author recounts his experience, shedding light on the complex issue of refugees, while asking thought provoking questions for the reader to ponder.

[Alex Temara]

Fantastic book! Engaging, informative and thought provoking.

[Helen]

What a story. I don’t often cry over books, but I lost count of the number of times I was in tears while reading this one. What a story.