Her compassion is wonderful, and I find her voice beautiful. Catherine Byers is one of my favorite narrators. My prayers are with the women described in this and all the books. This is a three-part complete study guide for the internationally acclaimed, best-selling author Jean Sassons Princess Trilogy, which includes one. I only wish I could meet her and the princess to say thank you and to give them my encouragement. The author tells the story using the princess's words, interspersing informational data from time to time. No society is perfect, but for women in the Middle East, life is often no more than hell. This first book in the trilogy describes the life of Princess Sultana, a princess in the royal house of Saudi Arabia where she lives in a gilded cage with no freedom and no control over her own life. As a fortunate western woman, I have no complaint about what I am able to do or say. She Jean Sasson was born in a small town in Alabama.

She tries to see the positive steps that have been made in the rights of women, and reading the whole series shows that. Princess Sultana is a forward thinking woman who tells stories honestly and with no whitewash. to believe the powerlessness of women under such a restrictive government. I don't know how she got her information, but the Saudi princess who was courageous enough to tell her story and the story of women in this country deserves some kind of major award! It is almost unthinkable for women in the U.S. I have read the entire series by this author.

The whole series is worth listening to, but you wi

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