This book is so beautiful and so so sad, it ripped my heart out of my chest and then taped it up again. I read it in one sitting. I didn’t know much about the Syrian Revolution so this also showed me a perspective that I would likely not otherwise have seen, one that I am very grateful for. The content warnings I have tagged are for mentions of these things in the context of war/revolution, they aren’t graphically gory, but they are the reality and often mentioned. Now if you’ll excuse me I’m going to go see if I can find some knafeh to try.