The Weight of a Mustard Seed (Paperback)

from LiteraryFeline

I am having the hardest time thinking of something to say about The Weight of a Mustard Seed. I am just plain stuck. I liked the book, some parts more than others. I thought it was relevant to the times, informative, and thought provoking. I have read a handful of reviews in which this book is de...

from jocraddock

While I did have some of the same problems as other reviewers (sentence structure, haphazard switching of times and places, particularly), wonder if resultant bewilderment and confusion were intentional. There are too many questions, yet, about how people can be brought into such situations and a...

from jocraddock

While I did have some of the same problems as other reviewers (sentence structure, haphazard switching of times and places, particularly), wonder if resultant bewilderment and confusion were intentional. There are too many questions, yet, about how people can be brought into such situations and a...

from Sararush

Because Wendell Stevenson not only hops manically between decade and circumstance, but she also assumes her audience knows a great deal of Iraqi culture, military and political history. Because the ideas present here are not unbiased although Stevenson is a journalist. And finally because this bo...

from ShanLizLuv

This book should land in stores March, 2009. When it does, everyone concerned with the war against terror, everyone who questions the justification for the invasion of Iraq should read it. It is the story of Hussein's favorite general, Kamel Sachet, and his realization of what kind of world he wa...