Nice artwork and story throughout. Reminded me of Camus work a bit.

I wanted to read this one as it sounded quite intriguing, however I am now at page 46, and now she is finally in Algiers... But by now I couldn't even care any more. I came for her to go to Algiers not give us a whole life description of everything (which was terribly boring). Or maybe I shouldn't read this book while having the flu/cold, reading on a pc/tablet screen is hurting my head even more.

The art is also not pulling me in. It tries to be realistic but it looks more creepy to me.

Plus I had expected a bit less of walls of text and more illustrations (not that those were better, but you get what I mean).

So yeah, I tried, I got to page 54, and then I just couldn't care to read this one further.

Interesting family story and history about Algeria, a country which I really didn't know anything about. The notion of going back to ancestral lands is always fascinating and this was a compelling portrayal of such a journey.

The file that I downloaded is not working correctly - instead of words or images, there are only fuzzy gray boxes. I am unable to review it, but am happy to review the book when the problem is resolved.

I couldnt review this because there is a problem with the file. I downloaded it into my reader but all I'm seeing is black squares.

There are no pictures. I deleted the file and reloaded it but it's the same thing. I'm happy to review the book if you repair the file