Summary:
The book recounts the harrowing true story of a young woman raised in a strict Muslim community in the North of England, who endures and eventually escapes a life of abuse and oppression at the hands of her father, a respected religious leader. Her journey to freedom is fraught with danger and challenges as she breaks away from her family and faith, seeking a new life away from the fear and control that once defined her existence.
Key points:
1. Forced Marriage: The book discusses forced marriage, an issue in many societies. The author, Hannah Shah, was a victim of this, expected to marry her cousin without consent. This highlights human rights violations and the need for societal change.
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