Reading Lolita in Tehran question

I love this book. The point of view of the author is fascinating.

I have read this book during my holiday in Iran last year, that made it more special. If you liked this book, you should read: things I've been silent about by the same autor. I liked both books.

I'm afraid I thought this was a terrible book, completely self-indulgent by the author. Yes, terrible things were going on around her, but it all seemed to be about me, me, me

It's a the famous eBook of Azar Nafisi and I enjoyed of reading it a few years ago

This book is a powerful testament to the healing power of fiction & community. The diversity among the women characters, their lives, personalities, & ideologies, really make this book stand out. It represents the reality of living through traumatic political upheaval. The writing is terrific & holds even an easily distracted reader's attention.

After reading this, I can't stop thinking about organizing a radical book club!