For me this was an eye-opening novel about the situation and Syria and I certainly learnt a lot from it; however, in some cases a little bit more of historical context would have been helpful.
To be honest, I was not really falling for the romance in this book, but all in all it was okay.
The scenes at the hospital were the once I was most impressed with. Emotionally, they definitely left an impact on me.
As Long as The Lemon Trees Grow is a good novel for young adults and a strong debut!
I turn to look at the dying sunset and then up at the twilight blue eating away the light. Night approaches fast, but I know it’s not eternal. This blanket of darkness isn’t our forever. Their evil isn’t forever. Not as long as we have our faith and Syria’s history running in our veins.
