Edited by one of the former Muslims who wrote Unveiling Islam, this book is compiled of essays written by women who are believing Muslims, who are former Muslims, who are converts to Christianity, or who have Muslims in their extended family. The essays deal with a variety of topics, from Islamic history to the role of women in Islam, to folk religion, to women's home life and the importance of children. Each essay was only edited for grammar and clarity, but retains the voice of the woman who wrote it -- or who dictated it, in some cases. Some interesting topics and perspectives here that aren't found elsewhere. ( )

I can't give a good review to someone who uses mostly internet sources. Ugh. ( )