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Susie Dow reviews The Curse of the Al Dulaimi Hotel: and other half-truths from Baghdad by Colin Freeman, now the Chief Foreign Correspondent of the Sunday Telegraph. Landing in Baghdad on May 1, 2003 as an independent journalist, Freeman's new book reveals the story behind getting the story including the hilarious antics of his charmingly insane personal assistant, Mohammed Kadom.
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It defnitely sounds like a must-read book.
I did a review for Stumble which I also posted as a comment on BuzzFlash.
carol
What a great review ...
you have me wanting to read the book!
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It's fun
It has its dark moments but some of the adventures are just nuts.
What a great review!
This was so funny! Nice to have some humor around such a grim subject. Thank you, Susie Dow!