A Child's-Eye View of the Bosnian War, Reviewed by Télérama
Seila Pohara's "Les Serments trahis" recounts a war that entered her life at age eight, as seen through a child's perspective, according to a review in Télérama.
Télérama has published a review of "Les Serments trahis" by Seila Pohara, a book the critic describes as a striking account of the Bosnian war as it was experienced by the author when she was eight years old.
According to the outlet, the book is told at a child's height, meaning the war is rendered through the perceptions and understanding of a young girl rather than through an adult's retrospective analysis.
Télérama's one-line summary is the only information available on the book at this time; no publisher, release date or further plot detail has been disclosed in the source material.
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