What did you like most about this book?

[Shewaofafrica]

I liked that the book offers valuable insights into the immigrant experience, providing readers with a nuanced understanding of cultural shifts, identity formation, and the pursuit of freedom. By delving into the personal narrative of Ali Master, it humanizes complex themes of immigration, inviting readers to empathize with the challenges and triumphs faced by individuals navigating new cultural landscapes. Additionally, the comparative analysis of Pakistan and the United States sheds light on broader societal issues, fostering dialogue on topics such as political freedoms, societal norms, and the pursuit of opportunity.

[Marina Flisvou]

What I liked most about "Beyond the Golden Door" was how it shared a deeply personal journey with honesty and bravery. Reading about Ali Master's experiences of moving to a new country and adapting to a whole different way of life was both inspiring and eye-opening. His struggles and successes made me root for him throughout the book. I especially appreciated the way he talked about his change in faith with such openness. It was also fascinating to see how he pursued the American Dream and made it his own. This story is a powerful reminder of the strength of the human spirit.

[Sunday N Florence]

Ali's experiences have profoundly altered my outlook on life and the privileges we often overlook. His bravery in navigating a foreign land and carving out a place for himself in society brings a sense of joy to my heart.

[Aurora Benjamin]

Drawn to resilience and determination stories: Heroes persevere against challenges, navigate life's trials. Master's pursuit of change impresses deeply. Vulnerability in facing mistakes adds profound humanity, compelling narrative. Admire tenacity and bravery in sharing journey candidly. Testament to perseverance power. Celebrate honesty and openness about experiences.

[Lisa P Cowling]

I love that the author was bare with the story. The story was humourous as it had a lot of funny moments. This keeps readers engaged. However, the book was also insightful.

[Miriam Ratemo]

In essence, it's his tenacity and the bravery he exhibits in candidly sharing his journey that I admire most. His story is a testament to the power of perseverance, and I wholeheartedly celebrate his honesty and openness about his experiences.

[Ika Apo]

As a person to whom Ali's culture is very familiar, I loved reading about his struggles and shocks. It felt very realistic to me.

[Aditii Mehta]

Ali's open minded and firm beliefs will definitely put ample amount of energy and optimism in your heart. His immigration in the United States and establishing his rapport is very inspiring to read.

[Daberechi Precious]

Ali's characters made me like this book the more. It was really inspiring and give me hope to work hard in achieving my goals.

[R Chinaza Onwuka]

What I like most about this book is the resilience display by Ali. Even when he has to adapt to a totally new environment, he didn't just want to survive, he wanted to thrive.

[Centrine Nelima]

I like how it takes someone else's journey to make us appreciate freedom. Whether it's freedom of speech or gender equality, chasing and ultimately living the American Dream should not be taken lightly.Also, I loved how the author's work revives the ancient greatness and inherent values of American culture and tradition. I loved the author, Ali. He possessed a lot of characters which I found inspiring. I loved his perseverance and resilience especially and there was no room for boredom in the book.

[Ouko Okach]

His vulnerability in facing mistakes lends him a profound humanity, making the narrative all the more compelling. In essence, it's his tenacity and the bravery he exhibits in candidly sharing his journey that I admire most. His story is a testament to the power of perseverance, and I wholeheartedly celebrate his honesty and openness about his experiences.

[Stephen Somtochukwu Ezeme]

The religious accommodation in the book. Before, I could not believe that someone can marry across religion, but the book exposed me to the possibilities in life.

[Olivia Spinosa]

I honestly liked how honest and blunt the author was in his book. Even though I didn’t necessarily agree with some of his opinions on certain topics, I respect that he communicated those opinions truthfully. I also loved hearing about his life on the eastern side of the world. It really was an eye opener to culture shock.

[Ashley Hodgins]

This book offered opportunities for reflection that led to gratitude for me. I loved getting a glimpse at the traditions of another culture and seeing how the authors' perceptions changed. If I had to pick one thing, it was how the author connected to the reader and made me feel as I read the book.