The Story of My Second Life
by Malika Oufkir
Stolen Lives, Malika Oufkirs intensely moving account of her twenty years imprisoned in a desert jail in Morocco, was a surprise international best seller and the second non-fiction title ever selected for Oprahs Book Club. In her highly anticipated follow-up, Malika reflects on the life she lived before and during incarceration and how dramatically the world had changed when she emerged.
"The strongest sections offer trenchant observations about ordinary life......Elsewhere, she falters. By turns delightful and frustrating. " - Kirkus.
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