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A BBC RADIO 2 BOOK CLUB CHOICE 2019

'This is a novel of international significance. Courageous, provocative, haunting, it will open our eyes' Heather Morris, author of The Tattooist of Auschwitz

In the midst of war, he found love
In the midst of darkness, he found courage
In the midst of tragedy, he found hope

The Beekeeper of Aleppo

What will you find from his story?

Nuri is a beekeeper; his wife, Afra, an artist. They live a simple life, rich in family and friends, in the beautiful Syrian city of Aleppo - until the unthinkable happens. When all they care for is destroyed by war, they are forced to escape.

As Nuri and Afra travel through a broken world, they must confront not only the pain of their own unspeakable loss, but dangers that would overwhelm the bravest of souls. Above all - and perhaps this is the hardest thing they face - they must journey to find each other again.

Moving, powerful, compassionate and beautifully written, The Beekeeper of Aleppo is a testament to the triumph of the human spirit. Told with deceptive simplicity, it is the kind of book that reminds us of the power of storytelling.

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As we sit in relative safety and watch and listen to news reports on the number of "illegal" migrants entering our country or Europe, we are usually not exposed to the true humanity of the crises. Instead, the migrant situation is a flashpoint political topic. This book instead offers a glimpse into what individuals must go through to leave dangerous conditions and try to find a peaceful existence somewhere in the world, where they and their families are safe, like us. For me, this story was eye-opening. It helped me comprehend the absolute desperation of these people and how much they've lost and sacrificed. I hope we can demonstrate compassion while developing some solutions for these people without sacrificing the safety we have and that most of them seek. Thank you, Ms. Lefteri.

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Haunting and powerful!

נבדק בארה“ב בתאריך 2 בספטמבר 2019

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4.5 stars

Let me start off by saying that this is a book everyone needs to read, especially given the current environment we live in with the immigration issue at the forefront of topics recently here in the Western part of the world. Though I have read plenty of books over the years about the immigrant experience from different viewpoints, including from the refugee and asylum perspectives, few of those books have been as haunting and affecting as this one. The story of Nuri and Afra and their harrowing journey to escape the conflict in Syria, the tremendous losses they endure one right after the other -- the loss of their home, their livelihoods, their family, their precious child, even their own souls – ordinary citizens caught up in horrible circumstances not of their making, already having to suffer through so much loss and devastation, yet somehow still finding the will to live, to push ahead through the grief and the desperation and finally arrive at their destination, only to face an uncertain future. This is one of those stories that reminded me once again just how much we often take for granted as we go about our daily lives and how we should be so much more grateful than we usually are for everything we do have.

This was a heart-wrenching, emotional read that brought tears to my eyes more than once, yet it was also thought-provoking and relevant to so much of what is going on in the world today. I will admit that it did take me a little while to get used to the book’s unique format (with the last word of each chapter acting as the bridge that starts the flashback to the past in the next chapter), but the beautifully written story as well as the realistically rendered characters (all of whom I adored) more than made up for my brief struggle with the format. Nuri and Afra are characters that I know will stay with me for a long time to come, as the penetrating sadness around their story is one that is difficult to forget. With that said though, there were also moments of hope amidst the desperation, such as when Nuri and Afra finally make it to their destination (not a spoiler, since we are already told this from the very first page) and are met with much kindness from the people they end up staying with at the refugee center as they wait for their asylum applications to be processed. These interactions at the refugee center in present time brought a certain element of hope to the story, which helped to balance out the overwhelming sadness of the past narrative recounting Nuri and Afra’s harrowing journey – at the same time, it made their story all the more poignant and powerful.

Part of what made this story feel so realistic was the fact that the author Christy Lefteri based a lot of it on her previous experience working with refugees as a UNICEF-sponsored volunteer in Athens, Greece. In addition to that though, there was also Lefteri’s personal connection as a daughter of refugees (both her parents fled war-torn Cyprus back in the 1970s), which combined with her volunteer experience to produce such a powerful and inspiring story. I know my review probably doesn’t say a whole lot, but in a way, the vagueness is a bit deliberate, as I feel the story already speaks for itself and nothing I say will be able to do it justice. All I’m going to say is that this book definitely deserves to be read – and sooner rather than later!

Received ARC from Ballantine Books (Random House) via NetGalley.

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FlaTeddy

Good Story...Difficult Read

נבדק בארה“ב בתאריך 26 באוקטובר 2023

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Wanted to learn about Syria and the refugee issue. That I did. However, it befuddles me why authors think they must confound a novel with a convoluted and confusing time warp instead of telling a story in a direct sequence. This book is full of flashbacks and mental states that makes it difficult for the reader to know where the characters are and when, what is real and what is not, and most frustrating of all whether they were actually granted final asylum in Great Britain so the main character could return to beekeeping and whether the wife's eyesight returned so she could continue her art. Instead the book ends abruptly leaving the reader hanging. Just found this book frustrating to read and just could not connect with the characters nor comprehend the author's supposed symbolism.

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Sherry Sharpnack

Heartbreaking Story of Syrian Immigrants

נבדק בארה“ב בתאריך 16 במרץ 2024

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TRIGGER WARNINGS: Child death, sexual assault (both "off-screen"), PTSD.
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Nuri Ibrahim was a beekeeper w/ his cousin, Mustafa. They had a thriving business selling their honey and other products. Nuri's wife, Afra, was an artist who sold her unusual paintings in the local market. They share a young son, Sami. They have a simple but rich life -- until civil war erupts in Syria, eventually making its way to their city of Aleppo. Mustafa flees toward his wife and daughter in England, after his son is found in a local morgue after being killed by combatants. Mustafa emails Nuri, begging him to get out. But Afra refuses to leave, wanting to stay in her home after being blinded and losing Sami in a bombing attack. The hives are gone; Afra's ability to paint is gone; even most of their house is gone. Nuri finally convinces Afra that they must leave, when his life is threatened by a gang of combatants.
This is just the beginning of their harrowing story as refugees! The story is told in a back-and-forth chronological style, beginning w/ Nuri and Afra in a holding pattern in a refugee home in southern England, awaiting asylum. (So, we know they at least made it to England....) But HOW they made it to the purgatory of all refugees in a strange land is the story. Lefteri propels the story w/ the most unusual segue from one section of a chapter: she uses a common word to end one section and begin the next. This is a really effective plot device, and I loved it, along w/ Lefteri's sympathetic portrayal of an unusual manifestation of PTSD (IMHO) and the horrors of the refugee camps.
Will Nuri and Afra ever be reunited w/ Mustafa and his family? At what price?
I honestly feel that EVERYONE should read "The Beekeeper of Aleppo," especially if one feels that undocumented immigrants don't deserve our basic humanity. A high 4 stars rounds up to 5 stars.

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אדם אחד מצא ביקורת זאת כמסייעת

נבדק בארה“ב בתאריך 24 במרץ 2024

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This novel was powerful in places, but was also almost ephemeral in places and it was hard to figure out what the author was trying to accomplish. I would NOT recommend if you are bothered by depression. And at the end, there is no resolution: if asylum is not granted, then the main characters will be forced to return to the hell that was their country.

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נבדק בארה“ב בתאריך 24 בפברואר 2024

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I love historical fiction, and this book did not disappoint. It was so eloquently written and I learned so much about a different culture. Would highly recommend!

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Kate

Heart rending and heartwarming book

נבדק בקנדה בתאריך 21 באוקטובר 2023

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A beautifully written book of tragedy hope and love. Not a light read. A very moving read.

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Claudia

Triste demais

נבדק בברזיל בתאריך 24 בדצמבר 2022

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Bem escrito

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Janie U

Empathetic account of refugees

נבדק בבריטניה בתאריך 20 בינואר 2024

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The book has 360 pages split into 14 numbered chapters - each of those is then broken in two by flashbacks to the back story which are triggered by specific words - "hope", "morning", "a key" and others.
This had been recommended by many people and was first published in 2019 so I was surprised it had taken me so long to pick it up.
It's an interesting thought that this is based on Syrian refugees. In the last 4-5 years many more refugees are on the move, speaking many different languages but there are still people trying to escape from Syria today - the countries vary but the stories remain very similar and this book stays very current.
The first part of each chapter gives the story of the couple in the UK as they seek asylum. The second part tells us the story of why they have had to escape using chronological flashbacks.
It's a frequently used structure to have two time lines but I've not seen it done quite like this and it works well.
Throughout the book there is a lot of symbolism - illustrating connections and differences - water is used multiple times and colour is a very visual theme.
More deeply, the book considers the effects of trauma and displacement. Nuri and Afia carry their memories and we are frequently reminded about their experiences.
Poignantly, as I was sitting at home reading about a boat trip across the sea in a dinghy, my phone flashed, telling me about 4 people who had died in a similar boat in the English Channel. This emphasised the tragedy on a very human level.
In parts, the account has a feint hallucinogenic quality to it which has the effect of making Nuri's story more real. He is seeing visions brought on by trauma, hunger and desperation - we see them through him, we know they are not always there but we still believe that he sees them (clever writing!!).
The author writes in a way that portrays the best of humanity and the worse through the same piece of narrative. There is hope and despair together with many other contrasting emotions.
The natural beauty of the world continually shines through the horror, giving Nuri a reason to keep going on. Of course, the bees are the major theme then alongside there are wonderful descriptions of nature - showing how it can thrive through adversity. Lots of metaphors and much deep meaning.
At the end of this book there is an Acknowledgements section. This explains all the amazing people who helped this book come to life and made it real. It is a work of fiction but has many roots from genuine people.
It is sensitive, emotional and beautiful.

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Frank Calberg

The Beekeeper of Aleppo

נבדק בגרמניה בתאריך 18 ביוני 2023

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Key takeaways from reading the book:
- Page 20: In Syria, there is a saying which goes like this: Inside the person you know, there is a person you do not know.
- Page 75: People told stories of people, who never made it to Greece - of whole families, men, women and children, lost at sea.
- Pages 207 and 261: Afra explained to a doctor that she became blind through a bomb. Telling the story about becoming blind, she explained that her son Sami wanted to play outside, because being inside all the time was like a prison for him. As there had not been bombs for two days, she let her son play outside. Suddenly, she heard a whistle from the sky and went out to her son. When she got to the door, there was a loud explosion and bright light. Since then, she has not been able to see. The last thing she saw was the eyes of her son Sami, who was looking up at the sky. Her son died from the explosion. The doctor explained to Afra that it is possible that the blindness, which Afra is experiencing, is the result of trauma. Following up on this, the doctor explained that sometimes our bodies can find ways to cope, when we are faced with things that are too much to bear. On page 261, Afra explained that since she told the doctor about the bomb, it is all she can think of. She can see the face of her son Sami. She can see Sami's eyes looking up at the sky. She wonders what her son felt: Was he in pain? What did he feel when he looked up at the sky? Did he know that she, his mother, was there?
- Page 214: Two brothers, Ryad and Ali, told their story. They explained that they had fled Afghanistan and people, who killed their father. They explained that after their father's death, the twins were targeted by The Taliban. They mentioned that their mother had asked them to leave, because she was afraid she would lose them as well. They also explained that their mother had kissed their faces a hundred times because she was afraid she would never see them again. Their journey went through Turkey and Lesbos. They explained that they had slept on the streets.

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