The Girl Who Escaped Isis Av Farida Khalaf, Andrea C. Hoffmann

<b>Named a ';Best Book of the Year' by <i>New York Post</i></b><BR><BR><b>';Farida Khalaf's story is harrowing but crucialespecially when it comes to understanding what ISIS actually is and does.' <i>Glamour</i></b><BR><BR><b>';As gripping as it is appallinga compelling testament to the suffering of ordinary people caught up in violence far beyond their controland to the particularly terrible price it exacts from women.' <i>The Guardian</i></b><BR><BR>A young Yazidi woman was living a normal, sheltered life in northern Iraq during the summer of 2014 when her entire world was upended: her village was attacked by ISIS. All of the men in her town were killed and the women were taken into slavery.<BR><BR>This is Farida Khalafs story.<BR><BR>In unprecedented detail, Farida describes her world as it wasat nineteen, she was living at home with her brothers and parents, finishing her schooling and looking forward to becoming a math teacherand the hell it became. Held in a slave market in Syria