Reviews for Sarah's psalm

The average rating for Sarah's psalm based on 2 reviews is 4.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2011-08-28 00:00:00 Heather Jensen I really enjoyed the journey that Sarah Stewart elected to pursue as a young black American in the 60's. I was facinated by her fascination with Senegal and her odessey to meet writer, Ibrahim Mangane. I appreciated the risks she took with her life and I also understood why. I found myself able to relate to Sarah's devotion to Ibrahim, while putting her own goals second, and her subsequent devotion to her step-son and her own son as they grew up. This book made me think about how we are all affected by where we live and how we relate to others based upon our perception of minority (color, race, religion etc.).

Review # 2 was written on 2008-11-06 00:00:00 Glenn Andersson This book has got to be on e of the best books I've read this year. The reason I say so is that the lead character draws you into her life and her situations while still trying find out why she is connected to this family somehow. As you read on, you learn a bit about history and something that many people never knew about. France was rarely talked about when it came to the fate of the people of the Jewish faith and how they had a hand in their own camps as well. When the book continues to draw you in, you literally never want to put it down no matter what. A blend of history spliced with something that could be true was just a fascinating read.