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Born in Sarajevo by Snjezana Marinkovic

  • Writer: ABSR
    ABSR
  • Mar 22, 2015
  • 1 min read

5 Stars Powerful and compelling.

Snjezana, which translates to "Snow White" in English, was born in Sarajevo and she shares her story. It's a powerful recollection of survival, when the only one she could rely on to save her, was herself. My favorite line, which dictates the story, is "There is no greater pain than to recall a time of happiness in one of sorrow." Her story is remarkable, and her survival is even greater. I especially was drawn to her reading the refugee booklet about the United States, as if the dreams of all could be solved by being part of the land of the free. Snjezana learns many things through her journey and she was best to learn about herself. "Attitude determines my will and my choice, which is able to make the difference."

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