15000 Kilometers/ Ajourny in time.

I liked the way it was written and loved the pictures. Revolution, war, country, family, and the strength of a young man. Once I started, I couldn’t stop reading it. It was a wonderful book, and a wonderful read. Very well written, and I truly enjoyed it. Easy read, uncomplicated but worth a read, kind of book that you must read.

Silvia L.

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How to start with 15000 Kilometers?

Another beautiful collection of Laleh Chini’s masterpieces. I am a fan of Laleh’s wonderful short folktales, which feature awesome morals. I actually count down to Thursdays like an anxious fan of a series waiting for the next episode. And her books come directly from the pain of society, simply perfect.

Loved her last book, 15000 Kilometers and hope she is working on her next awesome creation.

Monica Wilkey

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15000 Kilometers

WOW,

A beautiful sort of love, courage, and hope. This is a story that brought me to a place of patience and faith through life’s challenges and disappointments. Remind me that one person fights too hard to change his destiny to a better and more suitable life. I didn’t want the story to end. I would love to watch a movie of it, or a mini-series.

Another great job by Laleh Chini

Shahin L.

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15000 Kilometers, a fun read.

I enjoyed this book as I have enjoyed many others by the author, Laleh Chini.

She doesn’t waste your time, pulls you deeply into the story and by the time you realize you have been reading for a long time.

That’s how I call an amazing writer. Hassan’s story was very intriguing, and it was very smart to be pinned down into a great book. I hope Laleh Chini never stops writing. I am waiting for her next book.

John V.