Bücher von Kermit Roosevelt

A very human perspective on the Israeli-Palestinian issue may be found in the gripping and poignant book War in the Garden of Eden. The author investigates the devastating effects of the war on common people, their families, and their communities via the narrative of a Palestinian family living in the West Bank. The book paints a moving picture of the everyday challenges Palestinians living under Israeli occupation confront, including travel restrictions, violence, and the destruction of their houses and means of support. It also emphasizes the Palestinian people's fortitude, bravery, and dignity in the face of hardship. War in the Garden of Eden is fundamentally a tale of compassion and optimism amid war. It forces readers to acknowledge the human cost of the region's continued strife and to envision a day when everyone may live in safety and harmony.

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A Christian Science Monitor Best Book of the YearWinner of the Philadelphia Athenaeum Literary AwardIn the Shadow of the Law is the story of Morgan Siler, a powerful Washington, D.C., law firm that has transformed itself from a traditional practice serving those most in need into a shrewd giant serving the interests of the wealthy. Through the intertwined stories of a pro bono murder case and a class action lawsuit brought against a large chemical company, we meet the fascinating, engaging, and conflicted characters that make up this world: Mark Clayton, the rookie; Walker Eliot, the prodigy; Katja Phillips, the idealist; and Harold Fineman, the brilliant and burned-out partner, leader of the chemical company's defense team. With a thorny and breathtakingly paced narrative, In the Shadow of the Law marks the arrival of a writer who "stakes a firm claim to the literary territory of Scott Turow" (The Times-Picayune, New Orleans).