In het land van de blauwe boerka's

Her insights into a culture often misunderstood are powerful. I'm curious what motivated her to open up about her experiences and faith journey.

Her respect for both religions was clear, but I wondered if readers with strong ties to either faith would feel differently about some of her observations.

The blend of memoir and cultural critique kept me engaged, but I'm curious whether she planned that structure from the start or let the story evolve naturally.