26 Oct 2010

Teaser Tuesday: "Sect Child"


Today - this morning on the bus to work - I was reading a Swedish book called "Sektbarn", translated to English that would be "Sect Child". It is basically a book of interviews with adults who have grown up in different religious societies. Even though the author is very critical and focusing on the issues, I find it really interesting and I feel like I learn something about the different faith and belief systems. Here is a quote - translated by myself... sorry for any mistakes:

""I understand them", Sandra says, "I think it takes a stable life to handle the mental work it takes to remember all these assaults. Today I have a stable and very good life. Just six years ago I wouldn't have wanted to tell about my childhood.""

From the book "Sect Child - Chosen for Paradise" by Charlotte Essén

So go ahead and share your teasers!!


TEASER TUESDAYS asks you to:

Grab your current read.
Let the book fall open to a random page.
Share with us two “teaser” sentences from that page.
You also need to share the title of the book that you’re getting your “teaser” from … that way people can have some great book recommendations if they like the teaser you’ve given!
Please avoid spoilers!

6 comments:

  1. This sounds interesting. Thanks for stopping by my blog today

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  2. This sounds very interesting! I read a fair few books about religious sects years ago, and was thinking the other day the subject still held so many questions... Interesting indeed!

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  3. Good teaser! Sounds like an intriguing book. And how wonderful it must be to be able to read in more than one language.

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  4. It does sound like an interesting book. Makes me glad I don't have a past like that just thinking about it.

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  5. Thanks all! It is a really interesting book - but scary as well. I don't understand how some parents can cut off all contact to their children. I don't think i could ever do that.

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  6. Cool teaser. Your background is so different. Kudos!

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